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Hi guys,I am totally frustrated now.My window Explorer does not allow any links from my mail.Meaning if I get a PM or any other link in my mail as soon as I click to go to the link's site it automatically logs off.

It is really puzzling to me.Any suggestions?

Have you read Azat's signature? ;)

 

Ok, I would uninstall the internet explorer and reinstall for the first thing. If it doesn't work then one fundamental solution would be to reinstall your Windows. Of course, that's a lot of work considering you will have to backup all your data then bring them back, then reinstall all programs.

I think there was a similar post months ago somewhere in the forum.

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Some questions:

 

1) What do you mean by your "mail"? Who is your mail provider? Is it a web-based email service like yahoo or hotmail or something you pop using outlook?

 

2) What do you mean it logs off? You mean it disconnects you from the internet?

 

3) What operating system do you have? Do you have any other browsers such as Netscape or AOL?

 

 

By the way, by "window explorer", I assume you mean internet explorer.

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Yes internet explorer and yes my regular mail verizon. I got window EX pro version.My brother did updated the internet explorer recently and since then no link works from my mail.For example if you send me a email with a link as soon as click it I get disconnected from the internet connection.

I could perhaps reinstall the enternet Explorer but I may mess things more meaning all the registered data, log in out etc.

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Not sure what it could be. If your internet service provider (verizon?) provided a CD for you, reinstall that. Then do Windows Update to get all latest updates. That is the safest bet.

 

I assume Windows EX pro means Windows XP Pro :P Good luck!

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Unfortunately (or rather, fortunately ;) ) Armat jan - I don't use XP, so i will not be of much assistance. On the surface however, it seems that the problem could be: 1, your mail client (program such as outlook or eudora) doesn't reconize the newly updated browser as the default browser. In this case, you could download the latest version and re-install it - that should take care of the problem. 2, in XP there are various firewall type controls, perhaps they are configured to allow access to only certain materials (i'm reaching!) Probably Sip will have some more concete suggestions... :)
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Don't worry I won't laugh ... at least not in front of you :)

 

You should use the current address/password that you have. Just reinstall the software they provide. That usually should take care of problems. Don't sign up for a new account as that may result in them charging you for another one ...

 

If you don't know how, their tech support may be of help but usually they'll give you an option during installation if you want to use an existing account or if you want to create a new one. You shouldn't have to remove anything.

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Then do Windows Update to get all latest updates. That is the safest bet.

I beg to differ, updating your windows can tremendously slow down your computer, after I uninstalled all the crappy patches windows was providing my PC became a lot more efficient!

 

By the way does anyone have any experience with front access USB port connectors? They seem to be different than the ones listed on the motherboard.

 

Vava jan, thanks for your help. ;)

 

Armat jan, I confess it was me, after being hypnotized by your new and quite "open" avatar, I decided to bombard you with a few viruses. And vava can tell you that I seem to be pretty good at penetrating a very stable system. ;)

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By the way does anyone have any experience with front access USB port connectors? They seem to be different than the ones listed on the motherboard.

They should be the same. Flat rectangular looking plugs. If one side is curved but the plug still rectangular, then it may be a firewire port. If the plug is more squarish, then it may be the other USB connector (you may need a converter).

 

I am guessing it's a firewire port (IEEE 1394) though. Sure it's USB?

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USB plugs, come in 2 varieties, regular (the rectangular ones) and extra-strength. :P no, sorry, and mini-USB, (which are the small square ones) usually you don't find them on the machines, but more likely on an extrenal peripheral, or a digital camera, etc.

 

Oh, but maybe I misunderstand, what do you mean by 'listed on the motherboard' ?

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And vava can tell you that I seem to be pretty good at penetrating a very stable system. ;)

yes, yes! you can count on Ani to really shake things up! :o

 

And BTW - windows update is a really good idea. The patches can help avoid a whole lot of headaches by removing several securty vulnerabilities. As for system efficiency, sometimes, after months of installs/uninstalls ad infinitum, you just need to format C: and start all over again!

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Firewire port as well. I am sorry I should correct myself “listed in the motherboard manual” The connecters are labeled as such and yes they are USB.

 

+v5

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and 2 grounds (resemble jumpers of course)

 

The funny thing is that the motherboard has only enough pins to support 4 out of 5 (only one “GROUND” connector instead of two that the case has). And the general outlook of the labeling is –USB and +USB, and in terms of connecting the fire wire port I am totally inexperienced, but I shall achieve it with some persistence. Can someone pass me a cigratte I have the most severe craving and I am out, plus it's freezing outside!

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I beg to differ, updating your windows can tremendously slow down your computer, after I uninstalled all the crappy patches windows was providing my PC became a lot more efficient!

!!!! finally!!! someone who noticed this!!!! i had to uninstall EACH AND EVERY update I had installed, except for that patch for blaster worm.. and my computer is quite safe. I don't have any problems with it. It messed up my computer when I installed the updates.. and NEVER, NEVER upgrade from Home to Pro, it messes up the entire thing... just uninstall it and install the whole thing again. Better safe than sorry..

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Armat, by chance the email you are talking about, is it Outlook(pop email)? If that is so, verify if the automatic disconnect option is enabled... if that is so, everytime you connect to recieve your emails, it will disconnect the internet after recieving the pop emails.

i thought about that too, but he said that it's disconnecting whenever he clicks on a link or something.. :unsure:

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The funny thing is that the motherboard has only enough pins to support 4 out of 5 (only one “GROUND” connector instead of two that the case has). And the general outlook of the labeling is –USB and +USB, and in terms of connecting the fire wire port I am totally inexperienced, but I shall achieve it with some persistence. Can someone pass me a cigratte I have the most severe craving and I am out, plus it's freezing outside!

I remember something similair with my moderboard, not the port(which was the same), but the pins... I used the same ground for both.

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!!!! finally!!! someone who noticed this!!!! i had to uninstall EACH AND EVERY update I had installed, except for that patch for blaster worm.. and my computer is quite safe. I don't have any problems with it. It messed up my computer when I installed the updates.. and NEVER, NEVER upgrade from Home to Pro, it messes up the entire thing... just uninstall it and install the whole thing again. Better safe than sorry..

The only other thing I see is a problem with the USB(if it is a USB modem).

 

EDITED: Oups, I quoted your wrong answer.

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High five Dan! :lol: Actually it's a fact one of the Windows patches (don't remember the name it was a while ago I uninstalled it) tremendously slows down your system, and if you want security, firewall, spybot and norton should do the trick. I like to be in charge of my updates. If it ain't broke no need to fix it!

 

By the way check out my new love!!!!! Ain't it a beauty and as light as a shoebox! I am totally in love! :wub:

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eve ... if you got the ASUS A7N8X-E motherboard, I will be able to help you out on saturday since that's when mine is arriving B)

 

Edit: sweet case! I got a new one too but I don't think it's that sexy.

 

edit 2:

 

Mine's going to look like

 

http://www.mwave.com/mwave/SpecB/images/BA19689.jpg

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eve ... if you got the ASUS A7N8X-E motherboard, I will be able to help you out on saturday since that's when mine is arriving B)

 

Edit: sweet case! I got a new one too but I don't think it's that sexy.

 

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Mine's going to look like

 

http://www.mwave.com/mwave/SpecB/images/BA19689.jpg

Hell yeah yours is sexy! So you are driving down to NYC to help me out with the Front Access USB ports and Firewire? ;) But not Aluminum is it? I actually wanted a LIan LI case but they are way too pricey!

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