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GRrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
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what's wrong mitch?
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so cute but so angry,lol
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Yes, why you seem angry Mitch?
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everytime i browse, read, or reply to posts, i am always being logged out. but its just among other things that make me
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Corrupt cookie on your PC
You need to SEARCH on your PC for 'filipinaroses.com' cookies and delete them.....OR
Login.......do nothing but LOGOUT again (this deleted all cookies). Close the window. Open a new one, LOGIN. Should work.Keith Driscoll - Administrator
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Why?? What's the Matter???
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Read above itsme_iye...
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i have done that already Papa Keith, but it happens again.
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Download this....in fact EVERYONE download this http://www.opera.com/
Originally Posted by mitch
i have done that already Papa Keith, but it happens again.
It is always handy to have a second browser on your PC, in case IE has a fit, or to prove it's an internet problem and not your PC/IE at fault.
Opera also has a handy magic wand for passwords.Keith Driscoll - Administrator
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no problems with http://www.mozilla.com/firefox
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Cheer Up girl.... Life is good!!!! Originally Posted by mitch
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i am using mozilla now and still im being logged out everytime i try to reply to a post...
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Perhaps admin is trying to tell you something?
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maybe the admin doesnt want me to post... hmmm i should stop i guess
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Not a problem this end, everyone has the same settings.
Start with an AV scan.
Then download the free Google Pack, and install Spyware Doctor, and run that.
Then try.......Keith Driscoll - Administrator
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whenever i use my PC at home, the problem recurs.
maybe i do need to get my PC checked.
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I read it..... It is just an expression!!!! Originally Posted by Maria_2300
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I recommend EVERYONE install the Free Spydoctor, you'll be amazed at what it finds. http://www.pctools.com/spyware-doctor/google_pack/
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Originally Posted by Win2Win
Good advice sir it is the cats whiskers, one simple other way of checking if something is wrong with your pc is open task manager and see if any programs seem to be running. Then either google the processes taking a lot of cpu and mem up or go to one of the process libarys on the web which will tell you what program it is to do with or if it is dodgy.
A few customers and friends have been helped simply by montioring the task manager and identifying rogue processes and then searching and deleting the file or files has solved the problem other times you need AV software to help out.
