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davidmarsden | 21:15 Sun 21st Dec 2014 | Technology
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i am 64 years old and house bound so i love doing competitions.
i have about 250 auto logins but i have done something wrong and although i have all my logins the dropdown box to longer appears. does anyone know how i can recover my drop down box or how i can transfer log ins from my list.(it will not let me copy and paste)
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Did you run something that got rid of unnecessary stuff to release resource ?
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i am using windows 7with internet explorer (thats the limit of my knowledge) i have not deleted any cookies. i tried system restore and set up a restore date of may 1st 2014.but every time i try to restore it always says your system has been restored but the date is always the current date i tried to restore it to. i tried yesterday,put in may 1st,it says restore point created,press system restore and then 30 mins. later it says system restored to dec21 2014.
It sounds like you are backing up rather than restoring, but I suspect methyl will be unimpressed with that solution anyway :-)

Hope you get a solution soon. These password save things tend to confuse me as I often get the impression that more than one thing is remembering them for me.
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It's not going to be easy getting them back using Internet Explorer, and seeing as they are gone I'd install Firefox which will make them easier to access in future.

Anyway if by 'a list' you mean you have them saved in another file that you should be able to copy paste from: What program do you have your login list saved in? What actually happens when you try to copy and paste?



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