As I leave MY Mail, I check Sign Out. Do I need to Sign Out?\nWill another person that wants to get information that is on on the PC be able to access the PC through the DSL web system? Just tried of typing the password and sign in name.
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It won't matter, but Yahoo will sign you out automatically after some period of inactivity. I also think they sign me out much more quickly than they have in the past.
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are you saying you can't log on but you can look at the pages??\nif you can look at the pages just do a serch with his display name you won't be able to send a msg unless you are loged in but you can check out the page... but if you can not access the site not even to view pages then you can't.. you would need an actually email address.
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If you are truly talking about the windows "Net Send" command the computer of origin is part of the message and message box.  You could then find that computer and possibly find out who was signed on at the time.
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Ah, can you just answer one additional question:\n\nIs this to prevent your kids from accessing the sites?\n\nThere is software such as "NetNanny", "CyberPatrol" or "WebWatcher" that can prevent access to websites you dont want them to get access to, i personaly find it a challange to bypass such systems and therfore would recomend that you tell you kids that if they wish to use those sites then they do so outside of your house.\n\nAnnother option is if you have an operating system like Windows XP (VISTA has all the options you want, but is a terrible Operating System), you can install a program to monitor a certain account (to ensure they are not doing anything you dont want them to be doing, you can even log what emails they write).
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Hi, this can occur if you have not designated an admin password during install.\n\nyou can do this by going to start>settings>control panel>users and passwords\nset up that "users have to enter a password" This will allow you to do just that..\n\nWhen you are done, uncheck "users must enter password"  this way windows will continue to log you on as usual...\n\nhope that helps.
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no...they will just cancel the access that you have over the net....you will still need to close the account if thats what you want to do
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If he closed his DSL account, it should have converted to a free Yahoo account.  \nHave him go to a public terminal (like at the library) and have him sign in to the Yahoo mainpage with his Yahoo screenname (not his email) and password.  That should give him access to adjust his settings.
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can you get to the internet when you log in?  Have you try a terminal service into the server? and see if that works.  You can imz me i am a system admin too.\n\nAlso try loggin in as your user too you should have created yourself as a admin too.  See if you can bring the desktop that way once again if you still can't let me know and I will try to help yo solve this problem
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hmm.  i am not very computer savvy.  the only things i can say would be to check your history on the computer, keep searching the web and try to think of other terms to search with, and to wait.  usually if you register with personal sites they send you emails every so often.
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I will be on my computer EVERY DAY.... except when there is no service when I go away. \n\nA few years ago, I went to Scotland for 5 days without my computer....  YIKES, I had a ton of e-mail to handle when I got home.  \n\nLast year, I took a day off to fly back home from Hong Kong.... YIKES, I had a ton of e-mail and SPAM to handle the day that I got home.  (Oddly enough, I did not have too much waiting for me when I got to Hong Kong).\n\nSo I never take a day off....  I'm trapped.  \n\nI am now planning a 10 day trip to Australia in 2010, WITHOUT my computer.  (I plan ahead).   I've got some time to plan how to manage my e-mail while I am away that long.  I figure that my Inbox will be full by the 2nd day.  \n\nGood luck
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well i guess what you can do is create two separate accounts for both users and give limited access (not admin rights)\n\nYou would be connecting to the dsl network via a modem ,so uninstall the modem drivers for the user for whom you dont want to give net access and and install the the modem drivers for the user with net access.This should serve the purpose ,also for both users disable the right to install software..so the user you want to prevent from accessing net cannot install any drivers to be able to access the net
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Change your password...uh...like...NOW! and then make sure that if you use a public computer that you ALWAYS completely LOG OFF before you leave or close the browser.
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Wish I had an answer as the exact same thing is happening to me.  In my instance it's logging off and  loggong on every few minutes.  Every so often I will the "...you have been loggged into another machine."  Like you I thought my password may have been stolen somehow so I immediately changed my password, but I still experience the same thing.  I have 2 computers and am experiencing similar results on both.  Haven't tried a new ID yet, and haven't had any luck in finding resources, but am still looking.  I have software/hardware firewalls, virus scanners, and all my wireless protocols are encrypted (not with WEP).  This is a recent issue that just started out of the blue after yahoo officially moved all of us to the new mail system.  Oh, and you gotta love those automated responses from yahoo.  If anyone else has run into this and tried other things to try to resolve it or at least narrow it down the info would be helpful.
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Fair enough.  You could try to access the router and change the values or reset the router altogether (of course, your folks would find out you did this).  Chances are if they're smart enough to filter stuff through the router, they're also monitoring your activity on the PC.. You could also try to bypass the router on your PC and make a "direct" connect to the cable or DSL modem (you'd have to change it back again to avoid having your parents figuring that out too).  You could try checking the websites out the "round-about way" and go to http://www.archive.org.  Otherwise, the sure-fire way is to "borrow" a remote window into a friend's computer using remote desktop, VNC, etc.
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What account?\nI assume you are talking about windows account. Haven't you set the password yet? Once you the password, it does not automatically sign in, you will get the "welcome screen" and type in password.
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Yup, he goes into the AOL server using an ordinary browser.   Probably www.aol.com and then login using his own ID.   He might have had to set this up beforehand; I don't know.\n\nBUT\n\nIf your son has set his AOL account to download his messages onto his own computer, then the ones he has already downloaded won't be there when he looks at the account on your computer - only the new ones will be there.\n\nYou could try to persuade him to ditch AOL; they're horrible.   They operate a "white list" so only if you're on the white list can you send email to him.   That tends to kill not just the spam but a reasonable number of good messages as well.  But hey ho.\n\nBTW i wonder how many people on Answers know what a Glesga Bhoy is?   Joke: how do you know when you're in Shotts?  when they're throwing snowballs at the Orange walk...
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If you had windows XP and had set it up prior to leaving home yes you could have.\n\nSet up remote assistance when you get home and you wont have theis issue again ;)\n\nGL