About this tag
The 'remember me' tag on WindowsForum.com covers issues where users check the 'remember me' option on websites but still get logged out automatically or find that their login credentials are not saved. Common causes discussed include browser cache problems, cookie settings, and account-related issues after deleting and recreating user accounts. Users report this behavior across multiple browsers like Chrome, Internet Explorer, and others, often after a fresh Windows installation or account changes. Troubleshooting steps mentioned include clearing cache, checking browser settings for cookie storage, and ensuring password saving features are enabled.
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Windows 10 Getting logged out automatically
I log in to the sites and click on ‘remember me,’ but I am still getting logged out automatically. I tried clearing the cache still, but it is of no help. Why is this happening?- bright56
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- browser cache issues login logout remember me support
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 7 Browsers don't store Cookies/Passwords etc.
Hey guys, new member here in need of some serious help! So, I ended up deleting my other account and creating a new one with the same name on my computer. Any browser I'm using, when I choose to save a password for the website, it doesn't save! If I choose "Remember me", it doesn't. I originally...- Jake1702
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- account issues browser chrome login issues password password management remember me tech support user account web security
- Replies: 10
- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 7 IE10 Not Remembering Passwords
Just did a fresh install of Windows 7. Installed IE10. I'm sure I'm overlooking something obvious, but every time I go to websites previously visited, I am required to log in with my user name and password, even though I check off "Remember me". What am I doing wrong? Thank you.- Carbo
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- browser settings clean install internet explorer login issues password remember me troubleshooting user settings website windows 7
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support