My PC is at home. No other person is around. How can I stay signed in to Yahoo, and will it make a difference?
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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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Ive been signed into AIM for the past week, i only get kicked off if my pc reboots, or if i lose my wirelss connection.  So i theory you can stay on forever.
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sign out and then sign back in...
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That other person was still signed on in your computer. Just sign off and sign on as you.
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Unfortunately there is no way to do this. \n\nThey probably monitor all of your activity anyway. I would wait until you can use another computer.
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If you don't have pcanywhere, you can try this program: \n\nhttps://secure.logmein.com/go.asp?page=home \n\nIt has a free 30 day trial and works great!  I used it for the 30 days, you basically use the other computer on your computer.  You download the program on the computer you want to access, and you can hide it from being seen.  On the computer you want to use to access it you just go to their website and log in.  (make sure that the second computer is on and hooked up to the internet)\n\nIf there is another person at the second computer you want to access, you can use remote assistance.  You have to set up a password and usually have someone on the second computer approve your access.
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Should I check it or not?\nIf you're concerned that other people might accidentally see your personalized Yahoo! pages, don't check the "Remember my ID on this computer" box. Make sure to click "Sign Out" and close your browser when you leave your computer. This will ensure that we ask for your Yahoo! ID and password the next time you access any of Yahoo!'s personalized services.\n\nIf you use a shared computer (in a library, Internet cafe, university, airport, or other common area) do not check the "Remember my ID on this computer" checkbox. \n\nWhat if I change my mind?\nYou can sign out of Yahoo!'s personalized services at any time by clicking the "Sign Out" link at the top of each personalized Yahoo! page. Once you've signed out, you can sign in again and choose whether your browser "remembers" or not.\n\nHow does this work?\nWe do this with something called a persistent cookie. More information can be found in Yahoo!'s Cookies category
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You logged in on another computer.. like in a cafe.. and clicked REMEMBER PASSWORD. so everytime Yahoo gets started on that other machine it logs you out.. I suggest change your password.
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Do you use it on more than one computer?  If so, did you remain signed on when you last used the other one?   This happens to me---work/home issue.   It's best to sign off every time you leave your computer anyway, just as a security measure.   Maybe if you reboot your computer it will clear out, if it's just a "glitch".
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http://dhvrm.blogspot.com/2006/04/no-live-yahoo-support.html
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yahoo wil lonly allow you to remain logged in for a short amount of time normally 8-12 hours.  It actually sounds like a browser problem though.
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Do you mean yahoo, or windows?\n\nIf you mean windows then you should go to Control Panel-> user accounts-> change the way users log on\n\nthen check both boxes. Hopefully that should automaticly log you in.\n\nIf you mean yahoo, well that happens. Just make sure you check the box to remeber the password.
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you can always access your Yahoo account from a different computer
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It is probably nothing.  If you don't log out when you leave, the Yahoo computer doesn't know that you are gone.  So when you come back, it thinks that there are two of you.\n\nIf you have any doubts, change all of your passwords to something that cannot be guessed.
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If your freind makes a yahoo account tehy can access it from any computer. Unless your talking about Yahoo DSL wanting to use the sign in page, If thats the case, Just use IE or another browser that doesnt require signing in to access the internet
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go to yahoo.com with out signing in and hit "join now"
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if it is windows home edition go to control panel and go to User accounts and do whatever you want