Windows 10: Internet Properties > AutoComplete Settings > Missing options

OS: Windows 10 Enterprise 22H2 OS build 19045.4780ISSUE:control Panel > Internet Properties > Content TAB > AutoComplete Settings >In that screen, I should have "Use AutoComplete for - Address Bar, Browsing history, etc. But it's completely blank, and there is no option to checkboxes.I only have Forms and Search & user names and passwords on forms. see 2 Attached Images Things I've done to troubleshoot:-Log in as a different user on that same PC and it looks the same.-Checked for Group Policy - none-Windows updates missing - none-Reset these properties from the Advance Ta

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The autocomplete feature for Username and password in Internet Explorer is not working even though the options are selected under Autocomplete > Setting in content Tab

The autocomplete feature for Username and password in Internet Explorer is not working even though the options are selected under Autocomplete > Setting in content Tab

 

History is missing in Internet Explorer 11

Hello Shirley,

I suggest you to check to make sure the Delete browsing history on exit box in your Internet Options is not checked.

• Open Internet Explorer In the search box, type
  Internet Explorer, and then, in the list of search results, click
  Internet Explorer.
• Click the Tools button, and then click
  Internet Options.
• Under the General tab, and then under
  Browsing History, make sure the Delete browsing history on exit box in NOT checked.
• Again open Internet Explorer click on Tools button and then click Internet Options.
• In Content, there will be an option AutoComplete, and then clicking Settings.
• In AutoComplete settings, browsing history option should be checked.

Hope this information is helpful. Do let us know if you need any further assistance, we'll be glad to assist you.

 

Delete recipient from MAIL app autocomplete list

I tried that the autocomplete suggestions were not re-set. (I re-set both the Mail and the People apps.)

It would be a lot easier if the Mail app had the option of selecting a suggested autocomplete (say with a right-click) and then deleting it.

As it stands I would say this is a missing feature of the Mail app.