Do you want hp to remember your password

Brand new laptop, first attempt to use all of my old (Vista-based) functions. My banking website requires a password, followed by a PIN. I enter the password, the laptop asks “Do you want HP Simplepass to remember your password for this site?" I click “No” and then the banking site asks for my PIN. I enter my PIN and click "Next," but HP blocks it and asks “Do you want HP Simplepass to remember your password for this site?” I click “No” and then re-enter my password and click “Next,” and HP asks “Do you want HP Simplepass to remember your password for this site?” I click “No” and the cycle keeps repeating. HP has locked me out of my banking site.
Can I turn off “Simplepass” in the background, and make it go away completely? Pre-loading passwords and PINs is just asking for someone to gain access to my bank, and the answer is “No” and will always be “No.”

If you open HP Simplepass and click on the settings icon- looks like a gear- there should be an option to use for websites that can be unchecked. This may depend on your version vs mine but it is there in mine. If all else fails go into Control Panel, Programs and Features and uninstall HP Simplepass.
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