I am logged into AOL before connecting to Music Match Jukebox, have chkd all internet connections and they seem to be all correct. Heard about the issue w/ Norton Anti Virus software, turned off Norton and still got same message. Contacted Norton they adv me its not their issue. What is going on here? I have been w/ out that serv for months now and paid $59.95 for a subscription I have barely used.
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you probably have a virus on your computer i had the same problem with iTunes i couldnt sign in and i ended up having a virus so take it to Geek Squad or somewhere to get it fixed
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AOL uses this device as a safety measure just in case you forget that you are still online. If there is no account activity after 45 minutes then AOL will kick you off as you found out. To my knowledge, there is no fix for this. It has been their security device for more than 5 years now and its part of their own AOL program. I used AOL ten years ago, and I remember they had this feature, but I guess they extended the time limit on it because when I used to have AOL, they kicked me off after 15 minutes.\n\nI am pretty sure though, that there is a macro program out there that will make AOL think you are still active. You definitely need a macro job for this that makes your computer do active things while you are away from keyboard.
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I've reinstalled Norton antivirus on a number of systems and the subscription always restarted a new year except in one case where the person had a 2 year subscription and it picked up where it left off.\n\nDid you lose your subscription or did you lose your original install disk?
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Its not the security on your computer. the problem is on IE7. It has a lot of bugs on it and  also AOL's software still can't support the latest version of IE7. We have the same problem, I am an SBC customer and when I downloaded IE7 from my computer I no longer can't connect. What the SBC technicians told me is that to downgade my IE7 to IE6 because some softwares of my ISP still didnt support it. Mostly the software that we installed from our ISP's are not the updated versions, that is why we are having this problem. Piece of advice, use IE6 as of the mean time.
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Im sorry 2 say this friend but Norton is impossible 2 completely uninstall.......   even the offical sites removal tool doesn't do it.........  the only way 2 completely uninstall Norton (also AOL) is 2 do a complete format of the drive it is installed on and reinstall everything again  (By the way Norton is 1 of the worst Antivirus programs on the market, and slows down your system by about 20% , u want 2 ue something like PcCillin or Panda)
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The asking questions to the server manager will work.  The\n   question is not in faq, the question should be:  Can I get the\n   report of my file held(date) on my service in print.  Offer to pay\n   up to ten dollars. At least that is how my office does recover\n   buddies, I have 40 people that might encounter this problem.\n   We got response right thru email your questions to aim.
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PC Magazine came out in June with the top 10 worst programs ever this included everything including spamming,ad ware,spy ware,and basically just messing your computer up. Well guess what was number 1 AOL. My friend here in Des Moines had the same problem he downloaded something from the web that had AOL attached to it. When he shut the computer off for that night and turned it back on in the morning he got the install AOL window. His was so bad that when he clicked on cancel, it would shut his computer off. Msconfig is for trouble shooting your start up if you are having problems. It allows you to shut of each start up device until you find out which one is the problem.  On the general window put the dot on normal startup,all the boxes under selective startup should be checked,diagnostic and the selective startup should not be checked also use modified boot.ini should not be checked.next in the system.ini click on the button on the bottom that says enable all. In the win.ini box click on the button that says enable all. In the box that says boot.ini nothing should checked set the time out  at 2 sec. this is the amount of time you see the startup window during the boot the lower the seconds are set the faster the computer will boot up after all who wants to look at the MS window for a half of minute. In the service window click on enable all of them. In the startup window click on enable all of them. Note that after doing each one of the 5 windows you have to click on APPLY or it will not take any of them. Also on the general window dont try launch system restore half the time it messes the computer up and if you dont know how to use it it can be a major pain in the +ss the last time I used it it messed up my computer so bad I had to reinstall my Operating System (I'm a IT Tech if you havent figured that out yet) After you get done doing all of this restart the computer so it will reset to the new settings.  AOL will take off any browser and install its own. Try going into the control panel, add and remove programs and see if it actually installed itself. If it did try to uninstall it. If it wont uninstall start your computer in the safe-mode by pressing the F8 button at start up. Do the same thing as above and see if it will uninstall then. If you didnt find it in add and remove programs, it might be doing off of a cookie. Open the control panel and click on internet options. Open that up and click on view files, see if there is any files that say anything with AOL in it. If there is delete all your cookies which is a good idea to do everyday anyhow. Restart the computer and see if it is still doing its crap. If it is then the file attached itself to your registry. To get it out of your registry (note I suggest that unless you know what you are doing dont go into the registry because you can mess it up if you delete the wrong thing) if you do decide to try it click on start and open the run command and type in regedit. This will get you into the registry. Click on the edit button at the top then click on find and type in AOL this will search your registry for anything and everything that says AOL when it shows a AOL file right click on it and delete it. Keep doing this until it finally says that it cant find the file anymore. This is a pain in the +ss but it is the only way to get AOL completey off your computer and to put it blunty most people cant get AOL off of their computers fast enough. What really sucks is that MS puts it on the install disc and there are rumors in the IT Tech community that if you use it or not every once in a while it sends info to AOL without you even knowing it. The reason I believe it does, is because before I went into the registry and deleted all of it which took me about an hour (I have never used it) I have Zone Labs Fire Wall which one night asked me if AOL could have permission to connect to the web. Needless to say I was like WHAT I DONT USE AOL so I clicked no and clicked on the lock bu
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Tryin to get ideas?  The most real one I encountered was when some jackhole on AOL got a username like "AolService5" and said "your account has been reset...please provide your account credit card and expiration date to continue service"...I reported him.
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Try this list as a step process until it is working:\n\n1) Since it's a dial-up modem, check the phone line with a regular phone to make sure you get a dial tone. Generally this is the reason people get this message.\n\n2) Make sure your ISP setting are correct, try connecting and listen in on the phone line with another phone to make sure that it is trying to connect. If you do not hear the screeching then go onto step 3. If you do then most likely your settings are wrong.\n\n3) Restart your computer. Uninstall the modem software (drivers) and then reinstall the drivers. Also check to see if you have "factory added bonuses," crap the factory adds to your computer like AOL trial or Earthlink trail software. Uninstall that crap. Restart your computer, then reinstall your modem software. It should work now.\n\n4) Make sure in your "Internet Options" that it always dials a connection and the rest of the information is correct. It should be working by now.\n\n5) Give your ISP a call, most have some sort of phone tech support.\n\n6) http://www.funny-games.biz/beatup-pc.html
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Wow. I have my son on a seperate computer to avoid this problem.\n\nHere's what to do....\n\n1) Be behind a router/firewall device. Having NAT (Network Address Translation) cures many of your problems.\n\n2) Get the free Microsoft Anit-Spyware software. It's free and pretty effective. I use it. \n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=435bfce7-da2b-4a6a-afa4-f7f14e605a0d&displaylang=en\n\n3) Get antivirus software. Obviously. I use Norton and it seems to work just fine. You can get that just about anywhere.\n\n4) Get something to monitor your PC when you're not using it. I use this...\n\nhttp://watersaffl.PCPANDORA.hop.clickbank.net/\n\nand it works fine. It records the display every 15 seconds (or whatever interval you set) and you can go back to see exactly what happend when you were away. It works well and and has a small footprint.\n\nGood luck!
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Hi there,\n\nSimply put, I would avoid Norton and possibly even McAfee. They have amassed a huge reputation, yet their products are falling by the wayside over the last 2 years or so. Many malicious files are now getting through their defences.\n\nEveryone also seems to rate AVG highly - although I have a feeling this purely based on the fact it is free, AND NOT because of it's protection skills (if you perform some quick research on security vendors and blocking of malware you will find AVG scores pretty much the lowest of all).\n\nOne Security suite I have been increasingly impressed with of late and would strongly recommend at least trialing, is a relatively new program called Prevx1. This is continuing to prove that they detect, protect and remove more malware (virii, spyware, adware, trojans, etc) than all other leading security vendors.\n\nIt also works in a completely new way to all other security programs. Instead of catching a virus, creating a fix (or signature) and then making that available for their userbase to download as an update - Prevx1 works in real-time. This means that if a new piece of malware is detected - a fix is created automatically and the entire userbase of Prevx1 users are then protected instantly - no need for downloads. Pretty cool in my opinion.\n\nLastly, Prevx1 is an All-in-one solution, meaning you no longer need 3 or 4 separate programs installed on your machine (which can also conflict and slow your PC down) to deal with each type of threat.\n\nYou can read more information about Prevx1 and/or download a Free Trial here:\nhttp://www.prevx.com
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Try using add or remove programs.\nIf it doesnt work then go to processes on task manager and end all the tasks u suspect are of aol - its trial and error and beware ending some processes make u reboot or something like so - then go and delete its instalation folder usually in the program files. If it doesnt work there is a final go of reinstaling xp or the extreme of formating and reinstalling.
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That because the file has DRM protection on it. Norton antivirus 2007 wont affect that. Altho talking about Norton 2007 best thing to do is remove it all together as it is useless. Norton products about 3-4 years ago were ok but now unfortunatly they dont compare to all the free antivirus scanners out there. Try avast antivirus (www.avast.com). Its free and updates automatically with no user intervention. To remove DRM from a media file just google remove DRM (Dont think i should post links to that kind of site here)\n\nGood Luck\n\nRegards\n\nRob
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You poor bastard. You were stupid enough to put AOL on your machine. I feel for you, I really do. \n\nBuy a new computer. Don't repeat the same mistake.
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As the path of the reported file suggests, that DLL file relates to the Norton Internet Security package so if you're having issues then I'd advise just reinstalling Norton from scratch in whatever method you used to install it in the first place which should 'refresh' all the Norton files and clear that up.
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not servers right?\n\njust save all your personal crap to a dics. of course you would have to reinstall all programs... \n\nOr go out and buy a copy of norton ghost, it works great and is easy.
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Yup, me too.  I use avast! and I know they can stop it if they find it too.  I have automatic updates so I'm not worried.  A lot of hype about this virus/trojan, but really if you haven't updated your anti-virus, you deserve to get hit by this.  LOL.  Just kidding.  \n\nUpdate your ANTI-VIRUS!!!!