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Does he sign on with his Google account in Chrome browser?
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Does he sign on with his Google account in Chrome browser?

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No and I never have either and my auto fill works fine.
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No and I never have either and my auto fill works fine.

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Use a Windows logon password?
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No ..... boot the system, open a Google browser and go.
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No ..... boot the system, open a Google browser and go.

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Setup a Windows logon password and try again.
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Setup a Windows logon password and try again.

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He does not even use the start menu to get to programs. He does it all by clicking on the desktop. He won't likely go with a password.
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He does not even use the start menu to get to programs. He does it all by clicking on the desktop. He won't likely go with a password.

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I sent that to the pc owner and they will try it or ask me to try it for them. When is unknown.
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I sent that to the pc owner and they will try it or ask me to try it for them. When is unknown.

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I changed the setting on a friend's system to enable auto fill in the Google Chrome settings. We checked it on a few web pages and it was fine. Now he says there is no auto fill. I've seen the instructions on how to set it with an article found using Chrome search.<br />
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Why does the setting not hold?
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I changed the setting on a friend's system to enable auto fill in the Google Chrome settings. We checked it on a few web pages and it was fine. Now he says there is no auto fill. I've seen the instructions on how to set it with an article found using Chrome search.

Why does the setting not hold?

Auto fill setting Google Chrome does not hold

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