Windows 7 - MSN won''t let me in
Asked By dreamer
09-Oct-07 07:42 PM
Hi All,
I could use some help on this one. I have the latest MSN (8.x). I have
Internet access fine, no spyware or viruses, etc on my system. For some
reason MSN tries to sign me in but it doesn't work. I try on someone else's
computer in the same house using the same router and I can login fine. I
don't get any error messages or I would at least have something to go on.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks all,
Sam
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...winston replied...
Assuming you can logon to the web site(hotmail.com) on your machine
and you are using your logging in with your id on the other pc..
The first suggestion would be to remove the msn, hotmail, live,
passport.com cookies
and clear the TIF(IE/Tools/Internet Options/Delete Files and Delete
Cookies, and ensure
that all offline content is selected when prompted.
--
...winston
MS-MVP Windows Live Mail
dreamer replied...
Thanks...winston for your assistance. after doing everything, I tried to
login again This time I clicked on Help and a message came up to fix my
clock. I never even looked at that. It was set back by 4 years. I changed it
back to the original date and sure enough, everything was fine.
Thanks again,
Sam
StephenB replied...
Thanks for reporting what the fix was. I am sure that this information will help
others, too.
-steve
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Stephen Boots
Microsoft MVP - Windows Live
sboots@mvps.org
...winston replied...
Sam,
You're welcome..though it appears you managed fine on your own.
Thanks for the info on the clock settings.
Glad to hear all is working again.
--
...winston
ms-mvp windows live mail
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