Home PC Log In Problem

[townatheart]

Following no previous problems all of a sudden on Monday evening I can not log in to DATM on my home PC (no problems at work - other than boss looking over my shoulder). Just keeps asking me to log in. Even tried setting up new account, and it won't have it.

There have been no changes of any sort on the home PC, so very confused.

Any suggestions.

[Venezuelan Pete]

First, try it in a different browser (Firefox/Internet Explorer).

If it works fine in the other browser, then you most likely need to clear your cache/cookies from the one where it's not working.

Let me know if it works in a different one.

[townatheart]

Nov 27, 2009 13:59:15 GMT 1 Venezuelan Pete said:

First, try it in a different browser (Firefox/Internet Explorer).

If it works fine in the other browser, then you most likely need to clear your cache/cookies from the one where it's not working.

Let me know if it works in a different one.

Am on AOL at home, will try to do as you suggest over the weekend and see what happens.

Thanks for a quick reply, much appreciated.

[Admin]

Its more than liklely AOL thats the problem fella. It has all sorts of dodgy firewalls/ blockers that stop sites. Try using mozilla firefox. And change ISP

[townatheart]

Nov 27, 2009 13:59:15 GMT 1 Venezuelan Pete said:

First, try it in a different browser (Firefox/Internet Explorer).

If it works fine in the other browser, then you most likely need to clear your cache/cookies from the one where it's not working.

Let me know if it works in a different one.

Just got it sorted, had tried as you suggested, could not get in on internet explorer, but still tried clearing out cookies, and that did not do it either. had about given up, and then had same problem trying to sign into ebay. got a help message from them that took me to explorer settings, and sure enough, somehow the setting had been moved from medium to high (which blocks cookies which are needed for some sites to function). Anyway, job done, and thanks again.

[ThePariah]

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