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How to get Windows XP to remember a password?
Apparently some time in the past I told Windows to not remember a password (probably a incorrect one) on a few but not all web sites and now it won't ask again. It still asks when I visit a new web site. How can I get it to remember a password on a site it doesn't have one stored for and doesn't ask?
I.e. I want a chance to enter the correct password and have Windows remember it.
FYI: I am aware that some web sites won't allow it to remember and I'm not referring to that type of site.
The first answer below helped me go to "Ask me before savings passwords" which I unchecked so it will automatically always remember passwords. Am I correct on that?
3 Answers
- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
You have to go to your ie settings and turn on something called "always ask for password" on
- 8 years ago
windows xp is the operating system. if i got you correctly you want your computer to remember website logins and thats done by the web browser. (the default is internet explorer) so in internet explorer go to Tools > Internet Options > Content > Autocomplete > Settings and checking the User names and passwords on forms and Ask me before saving passwords checkboxes.