Ensure cookies are enabled?
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Click on the word Tools, which is contained in your top tool bar area.\n\nThis will pull down a menu for you to now click on Internet Options.\n\nThen click on the Privacy tab located at the top of the options windows.\n\nThen click on the Advanced tab to bring up the Advanced Privacy Settings windows.\n\nThis is the area where you can define how Cookies are handled on your system etc.
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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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You may have to allow the cookies to that page.  Do you have your firewall on?  Need more information!
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ok this is very simplewhen you are on the internet on the top click  tools internet options. choose the tab privacy and scroll the bar all the way to the bottom now u alow cookies. \nhope this helps u :)
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go to control panel > internet options.\nselect privacy tab and set cookies to medium... or lower.
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I agree with Frenicks however I do want to add that you need to make sure that your browser accepts cookies.
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HOW TO TURN ON COOKIES \n\nWhat Are Cookies? \n\nCookies are a feature of every modern web browser, such as Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape. They are not a security risk under normal use, but they are sometimes "turned off" or disabled. \n\nThey are used by web site authors to store information in a private location on your computer, for use only when browsing a web site. They are a required major feature of most shopping carts and other online applications. Keeping them enabled is recommended. \n\n\nEnabling Cookies \n\nFollowing the directions below to turn on "cookies" in your web browser. If you don't see your browser listed, please check your documentation to find out how to enable cookies. \n\nGo to the "Help" menu and click "About..." to find out what web browser you are using. \n        \nThird Party Blockers \n\nSometimes you may have software installed that blocks cookies. \nThese third-party utilities should be disabled because they may interfere with web sites you visit. \n\nFor Internet Explorer 6 Users: \n\nOpen Internet Explorer 6 \nGo to Tools, Internet Options on the menu. \nClick on the Privacy tab. \nIf you see "Custom", click the "Default" button to reset the settings. \nThe slider on the left should NOT be set to "Block All Cookies". \nIf you don't know which settings to put the slider on, put it on the "Medium" option. \nClick Ok to exit the option window and then close Internet Explorer. \nCookies are now enabled in Internet Explorer! \n\nFor Internet Explorer 5 Users: \n\nOpen Internet Explorer 5 \nGo to Tools, Internet Options on the menu. \nClick on the Security tab, and then the Custom Level button. \nLook through the list for the section titled Cookies. \nThere should be two options in this section. Enable both of them. \nClick Ok to save the settings, clicking Yes when it asks if you want to change the security settings for the zone. \nClick Ok to exit the rest of the open windows and then close Internet Explorer. \nCookies are now enabled! \n\nFor Netscape Users: \n\nOpen Netscape. \nGo to Edit, Preferences on the menu. \nClick the Advanced link on the left side menu. \nClick "Accept all cookies" under the Cookies section \nClick Ok to exit the window and then close Netscape. \nCookies are now enabled!
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set it to ask you to conferm before allowing active x to run. then if your on a site you trust you can allow if not dont.
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Tools menu, internet options, delete cookies
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Cookies are a security question, one you can determine by going to Tools, Internet Options, and then check the settings. You should see a setting for cookies under General. The higher the security setting, the less information your computer will accept.
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certian sites i set cookies ( for logons ), all other on ask, other than that I block ( if it asks then i reject )
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Cookies save your passwords too.. Set your privacy settings higher
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Go to internet properties and select "Block cookies".
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if you are not signed in at the moment it wont let you or your computer doesnt accept that many cookies
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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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Go to tools> Internet options > Delete cookies.
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Tools>>Internet Options>>Security>>Custom Level.  Then scroll down and somewhere near the bottom there should be something that says "Active Scripting."  Set that to enable.