ot. windows help

Aug 22, 2004 10 Replies

i have windows xp home edition and when i type something in google it automatically start to guess what i'm typing from previous searches.i don't know why but anoys the heck out of me is there a way to disable it?



thanks russ


I think that's in Control Panel > Internet Properties > Content >

Autocomplete > remove all the checks from the boxes.

I'm thinking fdisk and then install a different operating system.

And what ever you do, don't install xp service pack 2. Things just don't work right if at all after that wonderfull service pack.

Randy

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Works fine on my systems. But I tend to tweak my systems a bit.

Can anybody tell me how to configure outlook so that I can put a cool username in the "from" colomn of outlook in newsgroups rather than my real name?

Had no problem with it myself, and am using it on 7 systems so far...

You get the best results by slipstreaming it into the installation CD.

-- Howard Rose

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I havent had any problens with XP SP2.

Download Free Agent, and Have much more fun playing with all the Adjustments.

Remove "YOURPANTIES" to reply MUADIB®

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How do you do that Howard?

-- the Grokdoc Tom Malmevik all that groks is god

67 Baja "marti"

Easy! Follow the instructions here:

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Alternatively, download AutoStreamer which does it automatically!
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-- Howard Rose

1966 VW Beetle 1300 Deluxe 1962 Austin Mini Deluxe 1964 Austin Mini Super Deluxe
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(cars on website)

Thanks Howard.

-- the Grokdoc Tom Malmevik all that groks is god

67 Baja "marti"

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