Password prompt?

Question

How do I save a password so I do not have to enter it every time I want to enter a site?

With one of my computers windows prompts me and ask if I want to save the password I have just entered. Where are the settings for this?

Answer 1

Download RoboForm from www.roboform.com.
A very useful tool for saving passwords, especially for those with multiple email ids and password access requirements.

Plenty of other options. Read FAQ for more details.

Answer 2

It depends on your browser. Follow the steps below depending on what you have. The ">" denotes a new sub-menu or button.

For Mozilla Firefox: Tools>Options>Privacy>Passwords>Mark Remember Passwords

For IE: Tools>Internet Options>Content>AutoComplete Settings>Mark user names and passwords on forms

This is the easiest way to do it...no need for additional programs. Almost every browser has an "easy form fill" option.

Answer 3

in case you adult men the two have admin rights then no longer in all probability you're able to do the comparable to him. yet you may password your archives. who's laptop is it? If its your you may merely exchange his account to a classic person so he cant eliminate your password.

Answer 4

If you're using the same Internet Explorer and Windows that I have, you can find the settings by
clicking on TOOLS (with Internet Explorer open),
selecting INTERNET OPTIONS,
then click the CONTENT tab,
then click on AUTO COMPLETE

Answer 5

i downloaded something called roboform and it automatically saves passwords so when I go to the page it logs me in without having to type anything in at all

Answer 6

What OS do you have ?
Which browser are you using?
What type sites are you referring to?
If you are using Netscape, the settings are under Tools on the top bar.