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When I start MSN and I want to sign myself in, a popup appears, in this popup i have to give my emailadress and my password to sign in, only the problem is that this emailadres is automatically saved.I don’t wan’t to see anybody’s email address on my computer when i sign in, can anybody tell me how to delete this emailadresses and that the next time i wanna sign in the field is empty.
Thanx,
Popei
coolguyj2 – I don’t seem to have that option in my MSN Messenger.
popei – For Windows XP, go to Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Your Username -> On the left side is a panel titled Related Tasks -> Choose Manage my network passwords -> A list of all your saved email addresses is shown with the option to remove.
now thats strng…. I think all MSN messenger had that feature… nyways I am talking about this…
I think popei was talking about email add which is stored in MSN messenger … if he is talking about sites then he has to disable cookies and in hotmail he has to select the option “I am using a public computer”
I hope above info helps…Ah yes, that menu tab is only on non-XP systems i believe. I think between the two of us we have the answer covered for anyone with this problem. Thanks.
For Windows XP you can remove .NET passports by going to Start > Control Panel > User Accounts.
Then click on the user account for which you want to remove a .NET Passport.
On the next screen click on “Manage my network passwords” and a pop-up will appear with the passports that’ve been used with that account.
Click the passport that you want to remove and then click the “Remove” button.
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