MSN Sign In Account History Tabs

[HotPinkPenguins]

Hi,
I have MSN 6.1 for XP and when you go to sign in there is a list of accounts that have been used on this computer is there any way to erase the accounts from showing up or get rid of it completely?
Thanks.

[detn8r]

My child, my child.. please view here: http://www.bigblueball.com/forums/to...?TOPIC_ID=6858

[kendrew]

That doesn't answer anything, I couldn't find a way to take those accounts off.

[shifter]

Did you miss this line?:

quote:Q: A few people have signed into MSN Messenger from my computer. How do I remove their email addresses from the sign-in list?
A: Go to 'Control Panel' and choose for 'Users'. Click on your Windows XP username and then go to 'Manage my network passwords'. Here you can simply delete the MSN login history.

[HotPinkPenguins]

Whoa....sorry, Didn't Have To Be Rude About It.....

[detn8r]

nothing was directed towards you. I just don't understand how people can ask for the help, and ignore it when it's given. Not only rude, but insulting.

[HotPinkPenguins]

It's not that I ignored it...I did not see it, that's a totally different thing.

[detn8r]

Like I said, I wasn't referring to you. I was referring to kendrew.

[shifter]

I personaly don't see anything rude here. Detn8r pointed you to the FAQ link, and when kendrew responded, I simply quoted the FAQ with the specific info. If you consider that rude, you are being a bit oversensitive. We really are a friendly bunch, and I'm sorry you've taken our answers to be rude. It can be quite easy to misinterpret someones response in a forum, as there is really no way to tell if they are being sarcastic, funny or simply rude. One of the best ways to deal with this is by using a smiley of some sort when your post is intended to be lighthearted.

Now, back to the reason we're here, have we answered your question to your complete satisfaction?