i can't authenticat to yahoo when logged in to AOL?
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I would guess you have managed to get the alpha67 virus on your PC.The only way to get rid is to change your internal hard drive as the virus will be on your existing hard drive and can not be removed as it will be in the hkey registary.
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visit http://my.yahoo.com, and try to completely sign out from there
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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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use either ytunnel or a third part client that connects to yahoo
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If I understand you correctly you are accessing another server for your mail...not a simple POP3 account with your ISP?? Nonetheless, authentication is only asking you for your user ID and password to make sure you are the right person to receive the mail...nothing more nothing less.
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most likely your account was setup a long time ago before yahoo introduced the id-to-email address matching rule. its possible you may have an alias setup as your email address, or your email address was never activated. if you get a temporary access error when you sign in then that means you will need to contact yahoo support. use the yahoo help form and navigate to the mail section, and click the contact us link or use any help form and click "no" and it will prompt you to send a web form. hope that helps.
405903
reinstall aol or call aol tech support.
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Assuming you are clicking the "Save my login info" checkbox when you sign in, you probably aren't saving cookies.  To enable cookies, go to the "Options" item under the Tools menu.  Then look at the "Cookies" tab under the Privacy section and make sure you haven't disabled cookies.\n\nI usually have "allow sites", "originating site only" and "keep til they expire".  If it still isn't working, check your exceptions to make sure you haven't specified yahoo.com can't set cookies.
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Have you entered your username and pw for SMTP authentication?  You have to authenticate for both incoming and outgoing messages when using an email client w/yahoo mail plus.
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Hi \n\nOk first , check you have internet connecion do this by going start , then RUN , and type CMD , this will open a DOS windows , in it type , ping www.yahoo.com , if after you hit enter it says REPLY FROM  it means you have internet coneection , it is says REQUEST TIMEOUT then you dont have intenet connection. Now verify that in the firewall setting you have given permission to the IE to go to the internet if not then enable it ok . If you have anyother problems please let me know ok
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If you have the right profile name and password, it should work.\n\nThe only reason I can think of is that Yahoo's computer is down temporarily (which happens from time to time).
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I have the same problem! And... I have a lot of trouble signing in initially too... \n\nI reformatted my computer recently and re-downloaded AIM and it still has the same problems... I think its just their program. I stick to Yahoo! It works a lot better.
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no.\n\njust simply open internet explorer.  and type in "yahoo.com" in the adress bar.\n\ndon't use aol.
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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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Contact AOL Support..
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The same thing happened to me.  I was using a password that was a word, though not a common one.  I changed my password into a "strong" combination of letters and numbers to prevent this.\n\nAlso, when you log in, make sure you use the Secure method.  If you go to mail.yahoo.com you'll see you can select Standard or Secure as the logon method.\n\nFinally, I now use the application AI Roboform to keep track of my passwords (www.roboform.com), since they're all strong.  Plus I don't have to bother entering the password.  Enter a master password, select the login from the list in Roboform (Yahoo! mail, say) and it goes to the site and logs in for me.  You can set how often you have to enter the Master Password for Roboform in the preferences.
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leave yahoo messenger behind and use AIM. Yahoo has always had problems with me and i have never had one with Aol Instant Messenger (AIM)