sign in rejecting cookies?
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You may want to temporarily allow all cookies, because the cookie may not be coming from that direct site... Also, check any other 3rd party firewall programs as well as the Windows Firewall.
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check Internet options and go to allow all cookies
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Use symantec's Norton SystemWorks, It would remove yuour unwanted cookies history missing shortcuts etc.
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Yes you can, and it's quite easy. Cookies are saved as a plaintext, thus you can open it using any text editor program, like Notepad. \n\nIn Windows XP, the cookies is saved in this path:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[YOUR USERNAME]&#92;Cookies\n\nChange the Usernames first then paste it on the Windows Explorer Address Bar.\n\nBe aware the cookies might looked like one long lines with some unrcognizable-character squares. You should delete these squares and replace it with a line feed (press enter) to get a proper cookie view. Or open it on text editor that recognizes non-windows line ending character
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You need to adjust your web browser security settings or other programs to accept cookies.\nThe location of this depends on your web Browser or other program like certain firewalls
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delete your cookies, then sign back in to yahoo
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Have this problem often. To fix it I close YME, open IE and then clear all cookies. Reopen YME and sign in - works. It seems that the cookie expires in IE and YME doesn't know how to get rid of it.
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you will have to simply un-check the "sign me automatically" check box
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Many programs (Ad-Aware, Spbot, CCleaner, and other antispyware + cleaners) may delete the cookie that yahoo uses to save your login. Also, if your browser does not trust yahoo (for whatever reason), it can block the cookie. Try adding "*.yahoo.com", "yahoo.com", and "www.yahoo.com" to the trusted zone. This may allow the cookie to go on your PC properly.\n\nHope this helps!
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Go in to your control panel, enter internet options, then delete cookies. Simple as that.
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check your firewall settings, and the list of Restricted sites on the Security tab of the Internet Options dialog box.  Also, you might have disabled the settings for cookies.  You must enable them, since some websites do use cookies to monitor signing in and signing out.  Yahoo and ebay are such kind of websites.  Check the settings for cookies on the Privacy tab of the Internet Options dialog box.
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it seems like ur browser is not allowing cookies, Cookies are files stored on your computer containing information about websites, u must turn on cookies to store ur preference. go to the option of ur browser and check the "allow cookies" option.\ndon't forget to sign in the website, if it is other that google.
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Check your internet security settings. They may be set to not allow cookies. Many websites require cookies to log in. The other thing it might be is a spyware/adware program. Download and run Ad-aware. Finally, it might be a program designed to auto-fill pages. If you know of one of these running on your machine, try to remove it.  Good luck!
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Either your pc isnt accepting cookies or you havent clicked the 'remember my log in details' box
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make sure Cookies r not blocked on that particular computer. Try this... Click Tools then  Internet Options. From the Privacy tab, click Advanced. Click to select Override automatic cookie handling and Always allow session cookies. Click OK. This should solve the problem...
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you need to be MUCH more specific.  there can be a million things wrong.  start by checking whether or not cookies are disabled.
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just go to tools,\ninternet options\nand under temporary internet files, choose "delete cookies"