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"Shenan Stanley" <newshelper@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> chris casartelli wrote:
>> Unable to access my online bank account,Have been given a new access
>> code by the nabks helpdesk,only it seems to have retained the
>> original access code.How do i clear this (ps ime a computer
>> thiggy,using Windows xp home and Internet explorer 6...Cheers Dan
>
> Shenan Stanley wrote:
>> That's between you and your bank.
>>
>> If you have a current version of Internet Explorer and have 128 bit
>> encryption turned on (is by default) and your network/ISP allows such
>> traffic and you have changed your password with your bank technical
>> support - then you should be able to connect. If you cannot - you
>> have to again contact the bank technical support and figure out what
>> is going wrong.
>
> Dennis Marks wrote:
>> You should be able to type the new password in and it will be
>> retained. You can try "tools/internet options/content/auto
>> complete/clear passwords".
>
> Dennis,
>
> Nice approach. I didn't get that originally out of their post. Could be
> they have the password remembered.. Although I would have assumed when it
> came up and asked, they would have retyped the password.
>
> Something else they can try to make the computer "forget" the old
> password..
>
> Start --> RUN
>
> control userpasswords2
>
> OK.
>
> Then select the "Advanced" tab.
> Click on the "Manage Passwords" button.
> Remove the appropriate password entry (or all of them) and then close that
> window and exit out of the rest.
> Reboot for good measure.
>
> --
> Shenan Stanley
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Shenan, I tried the control userpasswords2 and it only shows entries for the
Microsoft Net Passport. Dennis.