Clear Auto Complete

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In my IE6 when I do Tools-Internet Options-Content-Auto
Complete-Clear Forms-OK the hourglass stays in place and
nothing happens. When I do ctrl-alt-del it shows Not
Responding. Then I End Task and close it all out. Auto
Complete-Clear Forms has been working fine until a couple
weeks ago when this started. I would greatly appreciate
any ideas anyone would care to offer about why this is
happening and what may be done to correct it. Thanks, K.
 
K,
Try this:
With no programs open,
Run REGEDIT and make your way to this key:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\IntelliForms\SPW]
Export that key (Registry> Export.) If you you wish to undo the change,
doubleclicking on that REG file will restore the original registry key.
Then delete the SPW key.
Restart the computer.

Don
 
Thanks, appreciate the help. K.
-----Original Message-----
K,
Try this:
With no programs open,
Run REGEDIT and make your way to this key:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\IntelliForms\SPW]
Export that key (Registry> Export.) If you you wish to undo the change,
doubleclicking on that REG file will restore the original registry key.
Then delete the SPW key.
Restart the computer.

Don
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K said:
In my IE6 when I do Tools-Internet Options-Content-Auto
Complete-Clear Forms-OK the hourglass stays in place and
nothing happens. When I do ctrl-alt-del it shows Not
Responding. Then I End Task and close it all out. Auto
Complete-Clear Forms has been working fine until a couple
weeks ago when this started. I would greatly appreciate
any ideas anyone would care to offer about why this is
happening and what may be done to correct it. Thanks, K.

.
 
You're welcome.
Glad it worked.

Don

K said:
Thanks, appreciate the help. K.
-----Original Message-----
K,
Try this:
With no programs open,
Run REGEDIT and make your way to this key:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\IntelliForms\SPW]
Export that key (Registry> Export.) If you you wish to undo the change,
doubleclicking on that REG file will restore the original registry key.
Then delete the SPW key.
Restart the computer.

Don
 

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