How do you get rid of user logins when you FTP in IE6?
I recently did a big no no, meaning, I used IE6 to FTP into my server on a friends machine. Now when I go to an FTP site on IE6 and the login box pops up, it has my user ID from my last web server but without the password (I'm thankful for that at least).
I recently did a big "no no", meaning, I used IE6 to FTP into my server on a friends machine. Now when I go to an FTP site on IE6 and the login box pops up, it has my user ID from my last web server but without the password (I'm thankful for that at least). Is there any way on WinXP Pro SP1 w/IE6.1 SP1 to get rid of the history of logins?
I've tried, in IE6, clearing history, deleting all files and offline and deleting cookies. I've also tried going under Content Tab, under Personal Information, under Auto Complete unchecking all the boxes along with clearing all forms and passwords. Still, no luck.
Can anyone tell me any steps that I might not have seen or noticed?
Thanks in advance as always.
I've tried, in IE6, clearing history, deleting all files and offline and deleting cookies. I've also tried going under Content Tab, under Personal Information, under Auto Complete unchecking all the boxes along with clearing all forms and passwords. Still, no luck.
Can anyone tell me any steps that I might not have seen or noticed?
Thanks in advance as always.
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Download TweakUI for XP as I think it has an option to remove this history.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/powertoys.asp
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/powertoys.asp
put in another user name an d crap password, hit okay and it should now have in the bad info
Start > Control Panel > User Accounts
Then select your user name, and then Manage my network passwords from the Related Tasks pane on the left hand side.
Delete the passwords you want from the dialog that appears.
Then select your user name, and then Manage my network passwords from the Related Tasks pane on the left hand side.
Delete the passwords you want from the dialog that appears.
