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When I usally go to any website where need to write password it always saves it for me. And when someone else comes after me he can login with my password because it was saved by Internet Explorer... Can someone please tell me how to delete such thing that he don't remember anymore passwords?P.S I alredy deleted Cookies and History files didn't help :P

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Ya I can help you out. You have autocomplete on. If you right click on Internet Explorer and click properties. Click the content tab and click autocomplete. You can then clear passwords, and forms, and turn it off as well. To stop from remembering passwords uncheck the "Prompt me to save passwords" and the "Usernames and passwords on forms" Hopefully you can figure it out.

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If this is your computer, maybe you would like to password your account and create another account for somebody else. The saved passwords are still there, but no one can access it without using your account. The instructions depend on what version of windows are you using.

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I try some software and it called History Cleaner or Internet Eraser. it worked well and you don't affraid about your password or your login. some software is freeware and shareware. I forgot about the link Just go to Uncle Google and type 'History Cleaner' or ' Internet Eraser' as the keyword. you will find the best result.

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Here it is, I'm using Internet Explorer too:Tools > internet options... > Content > AutoComplete... > Clear Passwords, Clear Forms > OKThere you have it. ;)

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