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Can anybody help me with this annoyance?
Lately, I can't log into websites requiring usernameasswords without
inputting the info twice or thrice. Websites like yahoo mail, passport. And
Everytime I visit the sites, I had to re log in, even during the same
surfing session. Saving passwords doensn't seem to work.
I don't have this problem with firefox, so it can't be the antivirus or
antispyware I'm using.
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)
Hi Frankie,
Try to empty your 'temporary internet files' and deleting the 'cookies'. This can be done in IE
through tools>internet options and clicking 'delete cookies' and 'delete files' under the General
tab.
"Frankie V. Fernandez, MD" <fvfernandezmd@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Can anybody help me with this annoyance?
> Lately, I can't log into websites requiring usernameasswords without inputting the info twice or
> thrice. Websites like yahoo mail, passport. And Everytime I visit the sites, I had to re log in,
> even during the same surfing session. Saving passwords doensn't seem to work.
> I don't have this problem with firefox, so it can't be the antivirus or antispyware I'm using.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Frankie
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general (More info?)
What happens when you log in inputting username and password?
What message does it show?
If it requires logging in again and again then some firewall or antivirus
you are using is not allowing cookies. Ususally malwares do not clean up
cookies of others, as people seek for programs to do that.
"Frankie V. Fernandez, MD" wrote:
> Can anybody help me with this annoyance?
> Lately, I can't log into websites requiring usernameasswords without
> inputting the info twice or thrice. Websites like yahoo mail, passport. And
> Everytime I visit the sites, I had to re log in, even during the same
> surfing session. Saving passwords doensn't seem to work.
> I don't have this problem with firefox, so it can't be the antivirus or
> antispyware I'm using.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Frankie
>
>
>
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