Thread history:
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...8e7222429d2d22
I've only managed to find two (2) previous, possibly-related threads about
this behavior:
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...0ac97925a958f5
(June 2006, predating Vista SP1)
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...4995271ed0ddab
(June 2007, also predating Vista SP1)
While I'm glad to hear that you've resolved the problem (i.e., not using
Quick Shutdown), I still think the behavior was being caused by a
third-party application (e.g., CCleaner and its ilk), leftovers from a
previously-installed third-party application (e.g., Norton; McAfee;
anti-spyware app; Reigstry cleaner), or even corruption (e.g., "horked"
install of Vista SP1 or upgrade to Vista).
Thanks for your feedback.
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~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
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John Edwards wrote:
> I'VE SOLVED THE PROBLEM (after the MS SP1 support team tried hard)! It
> seems
> that it resulted from my parallel adoption of a quick shutdown procedure
> within Vista called 'shutdown.exe'; it has the effect of wiping the
> cookies
> from the Temp Internet file every time I closed down.
>
> "John Edwards" wrote:
>> Since (belatedly) installing Vista SP1 (on Home Premium), I'm having
>> trouble getting IE7 to remember login data on certain websites; eg:
>> a) the username for my online bank login;
>> b) the location information for personalisation of my BBC homepage.
>> Both of these were previously quite reliably presented each time.
>>
>> I have deleted cookies and already-saved passwords, set privacy and
>> security to minimum levels and marked the sites as Trusted; I've turned
>> off Protected Mode and I have ticked the appropriate boxes to remember
>> the
>> information.