Issue: Remember me?

[Goldeneyes]

When I originally signed in with an account I selected Remember Me (so that I don't have to log in everytime I'm on).
Now that I have made a new account I was wondering how to undo this option so that I don't have to log out and log in again everytime I'm on.
Feedback and a solution would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.

 

[Zet]

Wait are you asking how to enable this or disable?

enable: just click 'remember me' check box

disable: log out and uncheck it, though after the cookies are removed it should be disabled

 

[23Q]

Delete your cookies, so then.
Next time your on PC, you will log in again manually.

Is this your problem?
that you don't want to automatically log in?

 

[micerunningonsundays]

If you log out and the cookie is not removed, you will have to erase the cookies manually. The methods for Internet Explorer 7 and Firefox 3 are below.

Firefox: Tools - Clear Private Data - Check Cookies Box - Clear Private Data Now
Internet Explorer: Tools - Internet Options - General (Tab) - Browsing History - Delete - Delete Cookies - Yes

If you have Remote Desktop/VNC, etc and would like assistance, I'd be glad to help you out if your unable to erase the cookies yourself.

 

[Goldeneyes]

I have tried all suggested methods but none work.
I still am automatically logged into the account I don't want to be logged into!

 

[Zet]

download and install CCleaner, exit firefox, run CCleaner, and try again. This should fix the problem

 

[Gummy]

I'm surprised the cookies thing didn't work. It really should have.

Anyway, why don't you try logging out of this account, then log into your new one with the 'Remember Me' option checked.

 

[Goldeneyes]

Keep those solutions coming guys, you're bound to get it soon.
None work at the moment:(

 

[Zet]

What browser are you using? if something like FireFox uninstall and reinstall (don't forget to backup your bookmarks)

 

[Goldeneyes]

Okay, I fixed it.
Thx for all your help guys.

 

[23Q]

so what was the problem with it?