In IE9, I went to Tools > Options > [Content] > AutoComplete Settings to uncheck the Forms checkbox so IE would no longer save data I enter into forms, but it's checked and disabled which means I can't uncheck it. Any idea why this would be?

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Is this a company computer? Possibly on a Domain? – techie007 Nov 10 '11 at 18:54
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Yes, it's my company computer and it's on a domain. What are my options? – oscilatingcretin Nov 10 '11 at 19:11
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Since this is a company computer on a domain, there's a good chance the IT staff have set up Group Policies to control the features of various parts of Windows and/or IE.

You will have to speak with someone in IT who can adjust this for you (or explain why it's not allowed).

It may be an unexpected side-effect of a setting that performed differently in previous IE versions.

I'm not sure which GPO would affect this particular setting (Is it ONLY the "Forms" that unavailable?), but there are options for AutoComplete in the GP for both Computer and User levels under their respective Windows Components\Internet Explorer\Internet Settings\AutoComplete sections.

Perhaps try and run rsop.msc (Resultant Set of Policies) and it should show you which policies are currently in effect for you and your computer.

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