Where is the list of my usernames & passwords on Internet Explorer?
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If you're talking about the user names and passwords you use for basic authentication, those are stored in a special cache; getting into it is difficult and requires a program.\n\nThere are a number of tools out there that handle this. Here's one:\n\nhttp://www.585soft.com/OEMPR.asp\n\nIt will show your saved passwords and let you delete the ones you no longer want.
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This sounds like you're investigating someone and need some proof!  Internet Explorer's History can sort it by date and time, but won't tell you the exact time.\n\nThe best thing I can think of is to go into the Temporary Internet Files folder.  You need to look in the individual's folder in the C drive (default), which in XP is something like this:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;USERNAME&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files.\n\n(If in doubt, do a search in the C drive for a folder called Temporary Internet Files.)\n\nAs long as this folder wasn't emptied to cover their tracks, you should see a list of recent Internet activity.  One of the columns is called Last Accessed (Right-click any column to get more options).\n\nYou can sort the order by clicking on any column heading, but websites names aren't as straight-forward (http and &#92;&#92;&#92;'s in the way).\n\nTake a screen dump and present your evidence!\n\nR
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For The Latest Version of Internet Explorer\n\nClick on the word Tools, which is contained in your top tool bar area.\n\nThis will pull down a menu for you to now click on Internet Options.\n\nThen click on the Privacy tab located at the top of the options windows.\n\nThen click on the Advanced tab to bring up the Advanced Privacy Settings windows.\n\nThis is the area where you can define how Cookies are handled on your system etc.
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Right click on "My Computer" and go to "Explorer", then, go to the "Documents and Settings" folder in the root drive where you installed the Operating System (chances are most people have not reconfigured their locations).\n\nIn that folder, you will see folders named for the "login" name of the users on that computer.\n\nIn that folder is a hidden "Local Settings" folder, which in turn contains a hidden "Temporary Internet Files" folder.  The folders contained within there are the cached web pages, images, etc. of the sites that had been visited by that user.\n\nSo, if your login name was "User", you could go to a command prompt and type (use the quote characters as shown):\n\ncd "Documents and Settings&#92;User&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files&#92;"\n\nFrom there, you can use "dir /s >more" which will get a disk directory, recurse subdirectories and pipe it out to the 'more' utility which will show you all the files page by page.\n\nYou may not see these folders through explorer unless you choose to show hidden files and folders; however, the Windows 'Search' will find them for you.
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To keep IE from storing away your passwords, follow these steps:\n\n1. Start Internet Explorer.\n\n2. Choose Tools --> Internet Options --> Content.\n\nIE shows you the Internet Options dialog box.\n\n3. Click AutoComplete.\n\nIE brings up the AutoComplete Settings dialog box.\n\nIn general, to save time, you want to have IE remember the Web addresses that you type. If don't like the idea of IE storing your credit card number to be used automatically when filling out forms on the Web, then uncheck the Forms box. That's a tough choice for timesavers because it also tells IE that it shouldn't store your name, address, phone number, and so on, to use on forms. You're potentially saving yourself more than simple time by playing it safe.\n\n4. In the Use AutoComplete For area, choose the settings that work best for you.\n\n5. If you want to clear out any of IE's current AutoComplete data, click the appropriate button.\n\nIf you click Clear Passwords, IE deletes all the passwords that it has stored. If you click Clear Forms, all the data IE has — including all user names and passwords, in addition to addresses, telephone numbers and the like — gets the heave-ho.\n\n6. Click OK twice.
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Ok\nGo to Tool>Options in IE\nSelect the Content Tab\nClick AutoComplete (Last Section)\nUnselect All Checkmarks\nClear Forms\nClear Password\nClick Ok\nClick Ok\nGive Me 10 Points for Best Answer
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go to internet optiopn in Tools tab in Internet Explorer\n\nGeneral Tab > delete files\n\ndelete cookies\n\nclear history\n\nContent Tab > Auto complete\n\nunmark all marks\n\ndelete forms\n\ndelete passwords\n\nIT IS EMPTY NOW
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go into tools->options->privacy and there is a list in the right hand side, is there anyone there???
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In Windows XP\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings &#92; windows-username &#92; Local Settings &#92;Application Data&#92;Google&#92;Google Talk&#92;chatlogs \nalthough it's difficult to read as it's a URL encoded text file with lots of other parameters in it
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http://dhvrm.blogspot.com/2006/04/clearing-saved-passwords-auto-complete_23.html
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right click on your internet explorer desktop icon, goto properties, click on your content tab,goto auto complete,clear forms n passwords, click ok\n\nwhile you do this you can also delete cookies in the general tab
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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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Goto Internet Explorer Window, there you can find \n\nTools" ---> Internet Option" ---> Clear History / Delete Cookies / Delete Files...(These options will be in "General")\n\nthen in "Content"\nContent ----> Auto Complete ----> Clear Forums\n                                               ----> Clear Passwords\nClick this to clear passwords and Forums from the Computer...\n\nIn General" once Again there itself you can see "Settings"\n\nSettings ---- > View Files" \nTemporary Internet Files" will Popup.. there click "Up" there you can see "Temp" folder.. clear that Folder too if you wish to clear it...\n\n\nSame thing you can do it by \nRight Clicking the \nINTERNET EXPLORER Icon.. there Goto Properties"\n\n\n\n                     - Jin
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set all 4 of your internet explorer security settings to default after you check to see if its not already installed on your pc
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You can choose the type of web form information that Internet Explorer will retain and automatically fill in for you. For example, you can choose whether Internet Explorer's AutoComplete feature will remember web addresses, information that you fill out in web forms, or passwords. You can delete this information at any time.\n\nTo change AutoComplete settings:\n\n1.  In Internet Explorer, click the Tools button, and then click Internet Options. \n2.  Click the Content tab. \n3.  Under AutoComplete, click Settings. \n4.  Select the check boxes for the AutoComplete options you want to use. \n5.  Click OK twice. \n\nIf you would like to delete the names, passwords, or other information that is saved in Internet Explorer (in AutoComplete), you can do so. Here's how:\n\n1.  In Internet Explorer, click the Tools button, and then click Internet Options. \n2.  Click the General tab, and then click Delete. \nDo any of the following: \n-  To delete information from web forms, click Delete forms and then click Yes.\n- To delete passwords, click Delete passwords and then click Yes. \n- To delete web addresses from the Address bar, click Delete history and then click Yes. \n3.  Click Close and then click OK.\n\nI hope this is helpful to you.
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Open Internet Explorer, go to "TOOLS" on the top of the bar, then go down to "Internet Options" and a box should open with T A B S, and click on the tab that says "Content" then go down to the button that says "Auto Complete", another box should open and there are two other buttons that are labeled "Clear Forms" and "Clear Passwords", Click BOTH of these and there.
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Open IE, go to Tools => Internet options => Security =>Custom level => User authentication\n\nClick on Prompt for user name and password.