Cookies
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Joined: Feb 2007
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RE: Cookies
ORIGINAL: willyfastz
Dang do you have to deleate cookie's everytime you come to this site? I've made seval post that didn't go through due to the cookies thing.
Dang do you have to deleate cookie's everytime you come to this site? I've made seval post that didn't go through due to the cookies thing.
now and then i have my own issues, but cookies?
what browser are you using?
Firefox does pretty well here, IE new with updtates does pretty well here.
Those two have a setting in preferences or options to wipe cookies at different poitns.
check that out and see if that helps.
lol
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Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 42
RE: Cookies
I just came back to the site and couldn't even log in. I deleated everything I could think of and even ended up closing the browser and restarting it, that finally worked. I'm not that great with computers but if this is what your asking I have Windows XP and just use the regular Windows Internet Explorer.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 1,646
RE: Cookies
ORIGINAL: willyfastz
I just came back to the site and couldn't even log in. I deleated everything I could think of and even ended up closing the browser and restarting it, that finally worked. I'm not that great with computers but if this is what your asking I have Windows XP and just use the regular Windows Internet Explorer.
I just came back to the site and couldn't even log in. I deleated everything I could think of and even ended up closing the browser and restarting it, that finally worked. I'm not that great with computers but if this is what your asking I have Windows XP and just use the regular Windows Internet Explorer.
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Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 2,701
RE: Cookies
ORIGINAL: willyfastz
DSL
I've been using my other notebook and it doesn't seem to have any problems. Beats me.
DSL
I've been using my other notebook and it doesn't seem to have any problems. Beats me.
press and hold Ctrl & Alt together, then press Del while holding the first two.
a Task Mgr window will pop up, go to Performance and see what it shows.
then go to PROCESSES and see what is running high percentages.