how do enable my cookies?
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in IE tools, options, 3rd tab
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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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try this one!!\n·for Internet explorer 6.0Select Tools from the taskbar at the top of the browser screen ·From the drop-down menu choose Internet Options. ·Click on the Privacy tab. ·Click on the Advanced button. ·Click on Override Automatic Cookie Handling. ·Click on prompt under First-Pary and Third Party Cookies. ·Click on OK and then OK again \n\n·for internet explorer 5.5 Select Tools from the taskbar at the top of the browser screen ·From the drop-down menu choose Internet Options. ·Click on the Security tab. ·Click on the Custom Level button. ·Scroll down to the Cookies section. ·Make sure that Enable is selected under both Allow cookies that are stored on your computer and Allow per-session cookies (not stored)
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Anyone at all can get tracking cookies on their computer unless they have their privacy level set to high (this will block all cookies) or have manually over-ridden cookie handling and blocked all cookies themselves.\n\nA cookies is just a bit of info that a website places onto your computer that it may need to refer to later.\n\nFor example, Yahoo will place a cookie on your computer if you select the 'remember password' option.  A cookie will then be placed on your computer which will tell Yahoo to log you in automatically each time you visit.\n\nTo delete cookies go to Tools on the top menu bar, click Internet Options (last option in the drop down box) and click the Delete Cookies button.  Whilst you're there you may want to hit Delete Files - this will delete all the temporary internet files that are on your computer.\n\nTo adjust the way your computer handles cookies click on Tools > Internet Options > Privacy.  Move the slider bar up and down to select different options.  Click on Advanced if you want to manually override cookie handling.
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go to internet option in ur browser menu, click on privacy,then select cookies to medium or low. then it will be done.
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It depends what browser you use.  If it's Internet Explorer, open the browser up and click "Tools" in the top menu bar, and choose "Internet Options".  A little pop-up window will appear, with several tabs along the top.  On that first page, right about the middle, there is a button labeled "Delete Cookies".\n\nOther browsers differ in their specifics, but all the mainstream browsers out there have a similar button somewhere.  search for "cookies" in your browser's help file for more info.
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Click on Tools, then Internet Options.  Under the Privacy tab scroll the bar down to low and this allows all cookies.  Remember that cookies are used to track information you are typing in your computer.
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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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You might have your settings for acceptence of cookies security to high. Lower the security settings......then just delete cookies and change the settings back
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Have you got 'cookies' disabled?\n\nIf you have then you probably need to allow cookies so the site can work.\n\n///
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I don't know which browser you use, but in Tools - Internet Options there is always a way to manage your cookies; you can allow one site to set cookies and block others.\nJust let that site to set cookies by copying and pasting/typing the address into the box.
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tools\ninternet options\ndelete cookies\ndelete history
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It depends on what software was at work when you declined the cookie! If it was Internet Explorer, open your IE browser, click Tools/Internet Options/Security then click on the 'custom settings' link. Scroll down the list until you get to the part that deals with cookies and change it so that cookies are allowed. Click okay.\n\nIn addition, add the site in question to your trusted sites list. \n\nIf it was some other software that you used to decline the cookie, let me know what the software was and I will endeavour to help.\n\nIncidentally, rather than using IE to manage cookies, think about installing CookieWall to manage your cookies independently. You are prompted to decline, accept temporarily or always accept cookies. If used in parallel with a good spyware blocker and scanner, it cuts down on the number of tracking cookies that get into your system and is a visible (and easily amendable) method of keeping tabs on what is and isn't allowed access to your system.
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check Internet options and go to allow all cookies
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if u are using Internet Explorer go and press its icon with the mouse left button > then open Properties then press the Privacy Button.You will find another button refering to different enabled levels of cookies.When u move that button to the lowest level you will enable all cookies.
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If you are using Windows I can help. Go to your control panel and open up internet options. Then click on the privacy tab. From here you can slide the privacy bar up and down to the relevant setting you would like. Read the description of which cookies are allowed under each setting in order to decide. \n\nAlternatively you can delete your existing cookies by opening internet explorer (7.0) and clicking on Tools->Delete Browsing History. There is a button there for deleting cookies.
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To ensure that the whole site comes up, you don't need to disable cookies. But I'll tell you how anyway. Click tools on the internet explorer. Then click internet options. Click the privacy tab. Then drag the bar to the top and it will say block all cookies. Then click apply. Instead of doing that I recommend you manually delete the cookies. If your trying to keep someone from seeing where you went on the internet, your have to worry about more than cookies.