I regularly visit sites that require user-names & passwords, at times I do wrongly-typed my user-name, and my computer remembers and keeps them (the wrongly-typed)...The question is, How can I clear these unwanted user-names  ? Pls.help.
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If using Internet Explorer as your browser. Do the following.\n\nTools > Internet Options. Under the Content tab, hit the button Auto Complete.  Hit the buttons clear forms (clear passwords if you'd like).
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one thing you can try is going into control panel-users and passwords(depends on what OS but get into the users part)\nthen go into the properties of your name and change your self to an admin that should work if you have the permissions to access the users part
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Well, that depends upon which browser you are using.  The two most popular are Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox, so I will give explanations for how to clear past search information in both.\n\nIn Internet Explorer, you must click on the "Tools" option at the top of the browser (between "Favorites" and "Help").  A menu will appear.  Click on the "Content" tab at the top of this menu.  In this tab, you will see, under the Personal Information section, a button that says "AutoComplete".  Click on it and uncheck the "Forms" box.  If you want to get rid of AutoComplete for web addresses and user name and password forms, uncheck those too.  You may also want to clear saved data.  You can do that on that menu as well.\n\nFor Firefox, click the Tools option as above (except this time it is between "Bookmarks" and "Help" instead of "Favorites" and "Help").  Go to "Options".  A menu will appear as above.  Then click on the "privacy" button.  After that, click on the "Saved Forms" tab.  Uncheck the "Save information I enter in forms and the Search bar" box and clear saved forms data.
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Create your old user account username 'i.e use, etc'. Then log in under that username and remove it.\n\nGo into control pantel / Users
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For Windows 95 and 98, the accounts mean nothing.  \n\nYou can create more and more accounts, and still have access to everything.    Just type in a new name, and hit OK.  When it asks for a password, just leave it blank and hit OK again.  Poof, you've created an account with no password. \n\nThe account and password thing was only used when you logged into a network...  it serves no purpose. \n\nSo forgetaboutit. \n\nGood luck
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The reason this is happening is because of the ASP account that's installed with the .NET framework. Instead of just deleting the account, you can set your computer to automatically log in with a specific account. Note that this method will only work if your computer is not part of a domain (certain corporate/office networks)\n\n1.Click Start, and then click Run.\n2.In the Open box, type control userpasswords2, and then click OK.\n\nNote When users try to display help information in the User Accounts window in Windows XP Home Edition, the help information is not displayed. Additionally, users receive the following error message:\nCannot find the Drive:&#92;Windows&#92;System32&#92;users.hlp Help file. Check to see that the file exists on your hard disk drive. If it does not exist, you must reinstall it.\n\n3.Clear the "Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer" check box, and then click Apply.\n4.In the Automatically Log On window, type the password in the Password box, and then retype the password in the Confirm Password box.\n5.Click OK to close the Automatically Log On window, and then click OK to close the User Accounts window.\n\nSee the source page for more techniques or if your computer is part of a domain.
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tools> internet options> Content tab>Auto complete and uncheck the boxes and then click clear passwords button, and clear forms button. \n\nIf you want to keep it so that passwords and forms are remebered, then just click the clear form button after each xmas gift search and then it will clear the history, but still allow passwords to be savd and searches in the future. (if you do not uncheck the boxes)\n\nHowever, I suggest unchecking all boxes anyway for security and privacy reasons
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follow the steps:\n-- open the internet exploer\n-- Go to Tools menu\n-- Click internet options\n-- go to Content tab.\n-- there is last group of personal information, at there click on Auto Complete\n-- you find two buttons clear forms and clear passwords......\n\nafter clicking your needed button you erased all informaton about passwords and forms from the internet....
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Are you sure you dont see a "If you are not this user, please click here" link?\n\nThere is normally a link that tells you to logoff or signin as a different user. I never saw a website that does not have this link.
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the username is defaulted. Usually "admin". SEE YOUR MANUAL! The password is also defaulted. However, can be changed. AGAIN SEE MANUAL!
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click ctrl alt delete - enter your username & password
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If you use IE:\ngo to tools on the top bar\nInternet Options\nGo to the "Content" tab\nToward the Bottom go to Auto Complete\nYou should see "clear passwords" - click it\n - it will get rid of any password you've saved.
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There should be a way for you to block the other user.  I did it today.  When you put your mouse over each individual name does a box pop up? If so, on the bottom of the box does it say "you appear online to this member"? or something else if something else use the drop down box to change it to the setting you like.  OR  Try right clicking on the persons name and go to "stealth settings"  and click on Permanently offline.  If you need more direction let me know
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if you have a computer that has different "users" such as you click on the icon (when your first reload your computer) and it says "mom" and the other one says "dad" etc. and one of them is logged on you need to log them off and then log back into yours and then make sure everything is closed and then delete what needs to be deleted.
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Assuming you're using internet explorer, your best bet is to reset everything. Go to "tools" then "internet options." From there, click on "delete cookies" and click Ok. Then click on "delete files," put a check in the pop up box, and hit ok. Then click on "clear history" and that should just about do it.\n\nYou may have saved form information, in which case you'd want to click on the "content" tab, then "autocomplete" button. Then click on "clear forms" and "clear passwords."\n\nThat's pretty much the full-package deal to clear most of your information.
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This may be because of some changed settings, check where the settings are stored. normally it will be in c:/documents and settings/yourusername/application data
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The same thing was happening to us yesterday. We were definitely typing in the correct password. Didn't seem to do with cookies or temporary internet files either. I'm thinking was a problem on the Yahoo side of things. Seems to be fixed today, without having to do anything on our end.\nThere were others having this same problem also. See the links below.