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Knowsum

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I think it must be something I have done though 'fiddling'.
I use Windows XP with Google Chrome and I did open to my personalised home page with my chosen background and gadgets. See attached.
I now open to where I have to sign in to Google each time I go on line. Also on the attached.
Does anyone have any clues to the cure?

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Many thanks for responding.
I can see the options to sign in (which I do each time because of the problem I mentioned) but I cannot see how to sign out. Please explain.
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Hi, Knowsum,

When you sign in, there should be a box below the name and password fields, next to a sentence that reads Stay signed in. Is that box checked?

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Sari Hi!

I have now checked to ensure - yes, the box is ticked.
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unclick the box that says (keep me signed in) then when you sign out it should not sign you in again and then the box should disappear hope this helps
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alexsownsu thanks for your suggestion.
I tried this. I could not find a 'sign out' but first clicked on the 'x' at the top right hand corner. The same problem still occurred. I tried again, this time clicking the 'x' on the tab at the top left. Still the same problem occurred.
Anyone any further, useful, suggestions? :confused:
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