How to use Auto Complete Feature to Auto Save Passwords Without Notification in Internet Explorer (9)

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Try to save your passwords and user name automatically in Internet Explorer 9,8 now (like majority of browsers) has this feature called “Autocomplete forms” this feature will let us save our email and password in the database of the browser once we logged in to your desired website like: Facebook, Myspace, Hotmail, Yahoo e.t.c. As we login to the desired website with the help of login form a simple popup window will open and ask us to confirm either you want to save the login information of this website. Sometime this seems too much annoying. I am writing this article to let you now how you can avoid this annoying pop-up window every time you login with the help of login form. To avoid this popup and Auto save your password in Internet Explorer without any notification simply follow the following steps

1. Open Internet Explorer
2. Now Tools.
3. Here in this menu select Internet Options.
4. Or After opening IE simply use Your keyboard with this Combination (Alt+T+O). This keyboard shortcut will open your Internet explorer properties
5. After opening IE properties Select Content Tab.
6. Here Select Settings located Under the Autocomplete section.
7. Now the Auto Complete settings Dialog box will Open.
8. Here Uncheck the Prompt me to save passwords check box.
9. Click OK to save.
10. Done!
11. Now Restart Your Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer (like majority of browsers) offers you a very handy feature called “Autocomplete forms” which lets you save passwords and usernames once you login a web service, such as your email account for example, the first time you use them. The way it works is simple. Go to the web page containing the log in form, fill in the fields with your data and click the login button. At this point a pop-up message will ask you if you want to save your password. This brief tutorial will show you how to save your passwords and username automatically, without this annoying notification!

1. Click Tools.
2. Click Internet Options.
3. Select the Content tab.
4. Under the Autocomplete section, click Settings.
5. At this point, the Auto Complete settings Dialog box will popup. Untick the Prompt me to save passwords check box.
6. Click OK to save.
7. Done!