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Software => Internet browsers => Topic started by: @@ on April 05, 2010, 01:20:33 PM
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Browser does not maintain a password.
When I want access to the account of the hotmail I need to write the address and password each time.
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Check your settings in Internet Options - Content Tab - Auto Complete Settings
Telephone mile??
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Error has been modified ( Telephone mile?? )
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Auto Complete Settings:
All the boxes marked except -- feed---
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Okay. You can uncheck "ask before saving passwords"
Is it only hotmail or does IE not save any passwords? If the latter, delete all files in your temporary internet files folder and reboot - see if that helps. If not, try deleting the index.dat file (you can use ccleaner to do that) and all cookies along with the temporary internet folder files and reboot.
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General problem for all sites
i Worked As you said, and the same result. I use the program ccleaner 2.30
this is new problem Previously. I've been sign in to hotmail through the windows live toolbar
Remember me : marked
Remember my password :marked
when i sign in I get a message that the password or e-mail error
when i sign in After type the password and e-mail. There is no problem
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Note: I use in parallel with the Internet Explorer. Firefox 3.6.3 and Opera 10.51 and there is no such problem with them
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306895
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Steps were performed accurately. The problem is not resolved.
And this picture of the error message from the third metod
(http://www.ask-pcup.com/uploads/1270559449.png)
(http://www.ask-pcup.com/uploads/1270605594.png)
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309288
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Your images in reply #8 is of Firefox, not IE. But, your issue is supposedly with IE, so why did you post an image from Firefox? ???
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I use the program ccleaner 2.30
ccleaner is deleting the auto complete form history every time you run it. You can uncheck this option on the left of the program's window.
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Your images in reply #8 is of Firefox, not IE. But, your issue is supposedly with IE, so why did you post an image from Firefox? Huh?
Correct
(Firefox 3.6.3. with solid persona )
I use it to read the solutions. But the problem with Internet Explorer 8 :-*
Ccleaner is deleting the auto complete.......
I used the program before, and did not get the problem previously
I tried. Suggestion and the same result .
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Thank you
The problem is ended. Each of which currency is the following:
install and run registry booster + Advanced.System.Optimizer.3.0.635.4754
Is this the reason?? ??? ???
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I would sincerely doubt that either of those two programs had anything to do with anything.
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I'm not sure but in the site http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306895
This problem can occur if RSABase.dll is incorrectly registered
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306895
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Windows NT Challenge/Response must be enabled in the Web site properties in IIS. Anonymous authentication is attempted first, followed by Windows Integrated authentication, Digest authentication and then Basic (clear text) authentication. Internet Explorer does not pass your user name and password automatically when you are using Basic (clear text) authentication or Digest authentication. You are always prompted for credentials when you are using these authentication methods.
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OF course that breaks down when you realize that some the sites they are having problems with are not running IIS, since it's a general problem for all sites.
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Note: I use in parallel with the Internet Explorer. Firefox 3.6.3 and Opera 10.51 and there is no such problem with them
Then, why not just use Firefox 3.6.3 and/or Opera 10.51? ::)
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Normally I use Firefox except for Windows Updates. When I updated to IE8, many of my VBScripts broke.
Creating an instance of InternetExplorer.Application became a hit or miss situation, mostly miss. I could have fixed each script by using another object (Microsoft.XMLHTTP) but in keeping with KISS theory, reverting back to IE7 was so much easier. ;D
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Normally I use Firefox except for Windows Updates. When I updated to IE8, many of my VBScripts broke.
I have not noticed that with IE8 but, regarding password handling, I've found that Firefox and Opera (which I have much less experience with than Firefox) both do a better job of managing passwords.