weird!

when i restarted my computer today, my msn messenger automatically logged
on/signed me in when i connected to the net. I had it set up to load up,
but not log on automatically, and i had it set up so i would have to enter
my password each time. Figured it was more secure this way. I am the only
person who has access to my computer, and I did not change it, so what
gives? Despite the fact that I changed my options again to not auto-load
when connected to the net, I can't seem to get rid of the auto-login now.
I signed out while connected to the net, and went to sign back in and it
didn't ask me for my password, just logged me in. It's like my computer
suddenly decided to start remembering my password??

How do I get rid of this?


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