I use Yahoo for my email and just about everything,There ia a program that is bugging me no end. "security ale
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Sounds to me like to need to Install the Yahoo toolbar so that you have a "pop blocker" on you're system, its a great feature.
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report that to yahoo, this is the only way.\nbecause your email has been hacked by a hacker, which means that your email address is totally his/hers.
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I'm also having this problem accessing the email system and I don't see answer to the problem.\n\nDevon
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I use yahoo email its simple because you can use your ID for everything else yahoo.
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That'll be a program problem, unlikely to have something to do with Yahoo- try the normal things like reinstalling your browser and giving your computer a clean up- That message is probably one of the most annoying, irritating, incomprehensible common computer messages that you'll get.\n\nIf the above doesn't work, then I'm sure one of the more computer-savvy people on here will help you out.
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you may be using a pop3 server for your email. so clear all your temporary internet files and delete your cookies, and make sure cookies are enabled
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Set up your system preference to accept or block cookies.\nSome you will have to accept like those for email.\nBe sure that you don't have a problem with spyware.  I bet you do.
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Perhaps you should send YAHOO an email about this concern. You can find further assistance at the following link:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/index.html
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yahoo sent me an email
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My yahoo email is doing the same thing right now. It won't let me in no matter what I do. Same with my messenger
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Try the beta Google E-mail, Gmail.\n\nAlthough it probably isn't looked favorably upon posting this at Yahoo!, gmail is definitely the best email client I have yet encountered. Although it requires you to be invited by a participating member, if you can find someone to send an invite it is well worth it.
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i don't believe the person above me asked if you have a yahoo id. of course you do or you couldn't asked this question. wakey wakey fool :)\n\nyahoo mail is working fine for me.\n\ntry scanning for viruses and spyware.\n\n◙ The very best virus scanners are free. Mcafee & Norton Antivirus are mostly hype and won't do as good as the free ones.\n\n◙ Download and install AVG. Use it first and see if it finds any viruses or trojans.\n\n► http://www.grisoft.com/\n\n◙ After running AVG go here and runn this one online. No need to install it.\n\n► http://housecall.trendmicro.com/\n\n◙ Best spyware remover is Ad Aware. Download and instalkl the free version.\n\n◙ http://www.lavasoft.com/\n\n◙ Do yourself a favor and read their help and faqs pages.
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something wrong with the yahoo system
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I wanted to know the same thing, as it keeps appearing on my fiewall to accept or deny access - I always deny:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=ycommon+Exe+Module&sm=Yahoo%21+Search&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8
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zonealarm firewall , antivirus  , ad-aware se, ccleaner, windows defender , active ports , IE7 , system mechanics , yahoo antispy ,i use yahoo mail only
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Are you using Yahoo, GMail,Outlook Express, AOL,Thunderbird?\n\nThe morespecific your question, the better the answer.
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Assuming your an Administrator user, I think it's one of three things:\n\n1.  A symptom of a "Browser Hijack".  Scan your computer with software like Lavasoft Ad-Aware with up-to-date definitions.\n\n2.  Some other email program is being a little too agressive in making sure it provides you with that "maintenance free" "always reliable" experience.\n\n3.  Just one of those things.  You can do a repair install of Internet Explorer (which is the code behind most of what you see in "Internet Options" whether you're actually using IE or not) by going to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs and selecting Internet Explorer, then choosing the "Repair" option. On your system, it may or may not look like this:\nhttp://www.aceexplorer.com/repairie.htm\n\nOf course, you say that Outlook is your default email program.  If it's actually working correctly as your default email program - it opens up outlook when you click on an email link - then I would stop after looking at number one and leave well enough alone.