Does anyone know how to stop the annoying nagbox appearing asking do I want to use autocomplete?,
its the one that has a series of numbers on the left and a discription of how it works,it really bugs me comes up about three or four times a day each time I click no it dissapears for a few hours then asks me again
I realise I could use autocomplete and this would stop it but I don't want to use it![]()
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Turning off AutoComplete completely
If you don't like seeing your user names, passwords, and other information sitting in drop-down windows, tell Windows to stop by doing this:
Open Internet Explorer.
Choose Internet Options from the Tools menu.
Click the Content tab.
Click the AutoComplete button.
Click to remove checkmarks from these items:
Web addresses
Forms
User names and passwords on forms
Prompt me to save passwords
Click the Clear Forms button.
Click the Clear Passwords button.
Click OK
if you need further help please come back to me
hope this helps
no tried that before that ony turns it off or on ( its off now ) the box I want to remove is the one that asks me do I want to use autocomplete![]()
can you provide us with a screen print please
thanks
or have a look at this link http://www.itworld.com/nl/win_admin_tips/12212001/
I don't know how to get save a screenshot,the link is not the same problem that I have the box reads
AUTOCOMPLETE REMEMBERS ENTRIES IN WEBFORMS
LIKE THE ONE YOU JUST TYPED IN,IN THE FUTURE
IT CAN CHECK YOUR PREVIOUS ENTRIES AND LIST
SUGGESTIONS AS YOU TYPE
WOULD YOU LIKE AUTOCOMPLETE ON
YES NO MORE INFO
I find it really annoying nobody seems to have heard of it before I have been trying for months to find out how to get rid of it,some mentioned about altering the registry and told me how to do it but the values where alresdy set at off so I didn't alter anything![]()
i just found this it sounds similar to my previous advice but it is not quite the sam could you please just try it and see if it makes any difference
When you go to a site on the internet and enter your user ID and password, a little box will pop up asking you if you want to continue to remembering passwords. If you answer no to this prompt you will not see this message again and Internet Explorer will not remember your password information.
If you answered no to this prompt before and decide you want Internet Explorer to start remembering your password information, you can turn this prompt on or off again.
Click on Tools at the top of internet explorer
Click on Internet Options
Click on the Content Tab
Under Personal Information Click on the AutoComplete Tab.
Click on the small box to the left of "Prompt me to save passwords" to enter or remove the check mark.
Click on Ok.