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Radenight
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Are you sure you didn't accidentally click "NO" on a window that said something like "Do you want Windows to remember passwords?".. I know that window is present in XP and in Vista.. I think it may be worded slightly different in Win 7 though.. I'm sure you can change that if you look around in IE 8's "Options" or "Tools" menus..
I currently use Firefox more than IE 8 so I'm a little rusty on my IE 8 menu navigation.. my apologies..
Though I'm pretty sure you can tell IE 8 to remember that information if you want it to.. ![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
I currently use Firefox more than IE 8 so I'm a little rusty on my IE 8 menu navigation.. my apologies..
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![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
The password saving feature of IE ( or any Browser for that matter) is an easy casuality to Browsing History-- [Delete] in IE=>Internet Options=> General tab Browsing History section =>DeleteAre you sure you didn't accidentally click "NO" on a window that said something like "Do you want Windows to remember passwords?".. I know that window is present in XP and in Vista.. I think it may be worded slightly different in Win 7 though.. I'm sure you can change that if you look around in IE 8's "Options" or "Tools" menus..
I currently use Firefox more than IE 8 so I'm a little rusty on my IE 8 menu navigation.. my apologies..Though I'm pretty sure you can tell IE 8 to remember that information if you want it to..
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Or Automatic CCleaner run with all default options checked/ticked
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