I cannt log yahoo mail in laptop,it says cookies restricted. but i didnt have any fire wall or cookies blocke?
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go to your security settings in internet options and lower your security settings that may help.
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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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by technicality, you're not suppossed to unless it's part of an assignment given by your computer teacher.  most people don't listen.  just go to your school library (best time is during lunch) and log onto one of the computers there.  the schools don't have regular mail sites blocked, so you should have no problem logging on.
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Difficult to fully assess given the information but these are some things to look for / try:\n - verify that pop-up blockers disabled for mail.yahoo.com\n - consider adding yahoo.com / mail.yahoo.com to your trusted sites if you are using IE, I think Firefox has similar setting\n - verify that your browser settings allow images to load from 3rd party sites (at least for yahoo mail ... I had this problem in Firefox, had to re-enable it for mail ... probably not directly relevant to this particular problem)\n - check your java / javascript settings to ensure they are allowed for Yahoo Mail (see Add to Trusted Sites above)\n - verify that you have Java installed on your PC (check Start / Control Panel / AddRemove Programs) - I believe Yahoo Mail uses javascript and I know the Yahoo Mail Beta does\n - if you don't have the Sun Java JRE (Java Runtime Environment) installed visit http://www.java.com and install it\n - log out of Yahoo, clear your browser cache (and maybe cookies), exit your browser\n - clear your temporary directory: run "Start / Run / %temp% <enter>% to launch a Windows Explorer window directly to your temporary directory, delete everything or at least anything that looks like it relates to Yahoo. (Hint: in Detail view, sort by name, or date to review.)\n - restart your browser and try again\n - if still doesn't work and you are using a version of IE older than 5.0 upgrade\n - patch your browser (and computer) at http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com\n     > or consider trying an alternate browser: IE, Firefox, Opera are good choices\n\nGood luck.
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you have to adjust your cookie settings, go to tools, internet options, privacy, advanced, and set it how you want.\nAlso look in your firewall settings
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U got some problem with the Proxy Server configuration, ask yuou network adminitrator or your ISP to check Firewall/Proxy permissions for Yahoo
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Well if u r using any firewall then plz turn it of and then try.\nIf then also it doesn't work then mail to Yahoo regarding your problem.
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No, yahoo mail is server based and all data is kept and deleted there not on your computer. To make you computer use safer make sure cookies are turned off and don't save password.
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Two things, firstly if you are able to log in and do everything you need to, then ignore the error message. The extra cookies that are being blocked are likely to be "spyware" related. \nNormall cookies store information that you need to log into a website securely.\nHowever the cookies that are casing the errors are likely files that track your browsing habbits on a site and pass them on to a advertisment site. It's useraly good to block these cookies for privacy.\n\nSecond, never ever post your email address on a website unless you have to! In the case of Yahoo Answers everyone can reply directly on the website without a need to send you an email directly. Yahoo sends you an email itself when someone answers one of your questions on the website.\nThe reason you shouldn't advertise your email address is that many computers automaticly scan the internet for websites that contain emails. When it finds one, it adds the email address to a database and then uses it to send you lots of spam!
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maybe your web browser is not acepting cookies try to reduce the security level. do you got a special firewall tool? try to change the options
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You need to enable the cookies, or open the firewall.
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Make sure cookies and firewall are blocking and browser allow java script and pop up windows....yahoo recently made changes so you have to allow popups to use certain features.......
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Check with ur spellings@ address bar or try loggin in by some other url probably www.mail.yahoo.co.in\n\nThanks
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I found out yesterday that Yahoo Mail is retrievable on your wap tool.\n\nOpen the tool surf to www.yahoo.com and login as normal
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The first thing you should try is clearing your browser's cache to make sure it's not just bogged down. If you need help doing this for your specific browser, you can find instructions at http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/errors/errors-17.html\n\nThis can also be a result of having spyware on your computer. Make sure to update your anti-virus/spyware software and do a scan of your computer. Also check to make sure that you have the latest Microsoft updates. For details check out this other Q&A: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006010904841\n\nIf nothing works, you may need to try switching to a new browser. Yahoo! Mail is also designed to work with Mozilla Firefox, which is highly recommended by most users for its tabbed browsing and extra security. You can download it at http://www.getfirefox.com/
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delete the cookies in your computer\n\n\n\n)yahoo(
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What that does is save a cookie to your computer. On some PCs the internet history, cookies and downloaded internet files are wiped when you log out, meaning that the cookie is lost, so the site doesn't know you checked that box.\n\nIf you use mozilla firefox then allow yahoo to save cookies as firefox will generally clear out cookies when you end the program. If you use IE check the settings and make sure that you have set it to save cookies.\n\nHope this was helpful