hey.....where does windows me save all its passwords...like when im in the hotmail login screen and when i got my password field it automatically puts in the password......i wanna stp dat from happening.....can neone help....:confused:
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hey.....where does windows me save all its passwords...like when im in the hotmail login screen and when i got my password field it automatically puts in the password......i wanna stp dat from happening.....can neone help....:confused:
rofl
Here we go again! LOL.....idiot
Would you like Windows to save this password in your password list?
Does that sound familiar, young lady?
Don't use auto complete, clear your cache, don't use ME.
I think maybe you have the wrong idea. This person did not claim to be elite or anything of the kind, which in my opinion is the time to flame someone. please dont call someone you dont know an idiot. A simple awnser gets a rude reply. Very nice :(.Quote:
Originally posted by Bad_N3wZ
rofl
Here we go again! LOL.....idiot
Would you like Windows to save this password in your password list?
Does that sound familiar, young lady?
Don't use auto complete, clear your cache, don't use ME.
snakesss:
turn off your password caching in your internet explorer options under the content tab > autocomplete. from there you can clear all usernames/passwords cached.
hey guys.. you need to study the damned manual!
THE MANUAL!
i tell ya...
btw snakess you single?
<G> Muahahaha :umph:
Try running find from your start menu, look for *.pwl files. They contain any saved passwords windows has.
cheers
It's a good idea to disable the sytem restore feature when using Windoze ME, too.......
You can do this by right clicking my computer/properties/performance/file system then checking the box "disable system restore"
to be safe you should also wipe your cookies seeing as MS tends to leave a million of those around.
and instead of just deleting all of your cookies, you can corrupt the cookies so you don't get new ones of the cookies you just deleted.
Go into the targeted cookie with notepad, and delete some of the stuff there, then save it. After that, go into the properties of the cookie and make it a read only file, so it can't be over written
it takes a while if you do this to alot of cookies, though
also...
**** you bad news, it was his first post, great job boosting his confidence,
snakesss, don't worry about him
Bad N3wz...
I haven't been on antionline for very long, but when I see you posting something, its pretty much full of your egotistical crapping on...
Oh, you asked a perfectly legitimate question..
I know how to help, but I'll think I'll make myself feel big and cool... ph3ar me, I'm Bad N3wz....
you sir/madam, are the epitome of a tool.....