I missed something, it seems. Where do you find that option in IE8?
But you are a stp ahead of me. I did not understand the OP. What is the "login" to IE8. I have a live ID, but have never been asked to "log in" to any browser.??
Ok. Understood (I think)
I use the Live mail as a standalone. But I think the fix maybe ,:
Open Windows Live Mail and go to options - Connection. Click sign in and then
on the window below, mark the square "Remember me...etc.
I have just tried it, for the first time - works for me. I could not find a window with the option referred to by Firecat, maybe I am going down another lane? I just click the little envelope icon on the top bar??
Firecat-yes i mean IE doesnt save my log in.
I do check save password but it wont save it for the next login.
I did check Cookies enabled.
If i go to Start and right click IE to run as administrator-it will log in fine.
But even if i create a shortcut from there or pin to taskbar-it wont hold up for the next login.
Try setting "Run as administrator" in the optiond of IE
To do so, right click on the icon in the start menu and select properties. Then go to the "compatibility" tab and check "Run as administrator". Then apply.
When i went to compatability-it is all grayed out.
Now this cpu is brand new abd there are 2 IE's installed on the start menu.
One says Int Exp -64 bit and the other just says Int Exp.
Regardless, i have same problem with both-does it matter which i use?
I thought there were problems with the 64 bit browser.
Anyway, are you against trying Firefox, Opera or Chrome?
As I stated I don't use IE8 so when the IE9 Beta came out I tried it. Guess what? it remembers my passwords. I'm not suggesting you use it as your primary browser because it's still in beta, and a pretty stripped down version at that. It also uninstalls IE8. God forbid M$ let you use 2 versions of the same browser. IMHO you should move on from IE8 at least until IE9 is released to the general population. Try Firefox!
Well i downloaded Google Chrome-imported my passwords from IE and now both IE and Google open up to my home page with no sign in.
Weird, but i am happy now.