Temporary remember - memory

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superway

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Hi,

I would like to ask anyone a question that regards to my internet firefox a temporary remember. It is hard to explain but I will try.. if one of you understand my explanation:

When I fill out any application or form on line, I entered my name, address, phone, zipcode... then all my data will be kept in the memory. When I fill out application again, I entered the first letter on the box, there will be a whole name come up below and then click it, so that I don't need to enter a whole name again. My computer problem is all my entered data kept about one or two days only. After one or 2 days, my entered data are gone, so I have re-enter whole things again.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance
 
Are you running a temp file cleaner program like Ccleaner? If so, its removing all your data. You can uncheck those options before running the program.
 
Is it possible when runing temp cleaner program Ccleaner will be affected all data? Is it something else that caused erasing the data beyond using cleaner program?

Thanks for the response
 
When you run temp cleaners like nCleaner or CCleaner it deletes temporary form data in the web browsers. If it's not from using one of those, then it is most likely the history settings in that browser set to automatically delete temp data after 2 days.
 
On Mozilla firefox internet, How to find history setting for setting up delete temporary files more than 2 days?
 
I've used a program called Billeo. It works great at remembering all that information that I enter. You might try it. That way, your cookies aren't important.
 
Turn off the options which clear your internet temporary data in programs you use.Such as:

-Eusing free registry cleaner...
-C cleaner...
-Internet web browser programs like Microsoft internet explorer,Mozilla firefox and so on...
-Or any other program you use for that purpose...

Also some antivirus programs do this too.So turn off the option to not scan that type of data.





Cheers!
 
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