Re: Ask Windows XP Expert Walter Clayton About Spyware

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone
www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

"Louise" <Louise@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am having a problem with my login and password on a site that I use.
> It automatically shows my login in the dropdown and then automatically
> puts
> in my password. I have gone into control panel>content tab>auto complete
> and
> have unchecked all the boxes, clicked the clear forms and clear passwords
> buttons and still it will not stop showing my login or stop putting in my
> password. Can anyone help me with this problem?
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>
> --
> Louise
>
>
> "Chris Norred [MSFT]" wrote:
>
>> Hello and welcome to our first Ask-the-Experts discussion, moderated by
>> the Windows XP Expert Zone Community. This is a new trial effort and our
>> goal is to make it easy for you to ask questions and find answers on a
>> specific topic from a recognized expert in the online community. Weâ??ll
>> continue this discussion in the newsgroups for one week and our volunteer
>> expert will select one or two questions each day and respond. Other
>> experts and users online may also chime in with advice. At the end of the
>> week, we hope to have a single thread filled with good information that
>> can be preserved for the benefit of other users in the future.
>>
>> This week, our expert host is volunteer MVP Walter Clayton who will be
>> discussing the topic of spyware and adware and his experience helping
>> users in the newsgroups deal with spyware issues. Walter is an IT
>> professional from Frankfort, Kentucky. He is a self-trained computing pro
>> with 20 years of experience, and he has been helping people in the online
>> community for many years. Walter is a recipient of the Microsoft Most
>> Valuable Professional (MVP) award for his volunteer efforts helping
>> Windows users over the past five years.
>> A quote from Mr. Clayton:
>> â??I enjoy working the newsgroups because it forces me to think and
>> learn. Everyday I get a slightly different perspective on something or
>> see a new situation or problem. There is also the challenge of keeping
>> communication skills sharp. Determining the answer to a problem, and
>> communicating it in the newsgroups can present its own set of challenges,
>> especially at times when the wrong answer can leave the user in a no-boot
>> situation.â??
>>
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>>
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>> Truly
>> Chris Norred
>> Editor
>> Windows XP Expert Zone Community
>> cnorred@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>>
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