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Retlaw 19-06-2013 19:29
Another head scratcher
 
For the 3rd time this month I've gone out for a couple of hours and left this computer switched on, then when I get home & try to get on Accy Web, Face Book, Blackburn 247 or the Great War Forum, I cannot access the sites until I have signed in and entered my pass words again. It doesn't happen at any other time. Nobody else has access to it or can use it because I switch to a blank channel and turn the monitor off.

gpick24 19-06-2013 20:33
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Don`t they log you off after a certain time of inactivity?

gpick24 19-06-2013 22:25
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When you log in, do you have the "remember me" box ticked?

Retlaw 19-06-2013 22:28
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1063449)
Don`t they log you off after a certain time of inactivity?
No, there is one site I only visit once a month, and I've never been logged of from that, sometimes I only visit the Great War Forum every other day, and never been logged off by them. This problem has happened 3 times in the past 19 days.

Retlaw 19-06-2013 22:29
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1063474)
When you log in, do you have the "remember me" box ticked?
Always

gpick24 19-06-2013 22:35
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What browser & operating system are you using?
What do you mean by switch to a blank channel?

Retlaw 19-06-2013 23:15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1063477)
What browser & operating system are you using?
What do you mean by switch to a blank channel?
DOS6, WINXP, WIN 7. 3 computers, one keyboard, one monitor, 4 channel switch box that allows me to switch from one computer to the another when I want, but thats got nowt to do with it, sometimes one computer is not switch on for a couple of days but the log in & pass words remain intact.
It has hapened before but only when a site has upgraded or been off line, couple of times, thats happened with Ancestry, and several times with Blackburn 247, but he's always fiddling with it.

Neil 20-06-2013 02:47
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Do you clear cookies because that will log you out

Mick 20-06-2013 04:37
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Have you had any updates for your computer lately from windows ?
these could be resetting things so you have to login again

jaysay 20-06-2013 07:27
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There have been changes to my Email account since I was hacked last week, I have to log in every day now, there is no box to keep me logged in, which to be honest is fine by me.

gpick24 20-06-2013 07:56
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I see, KVM switch and you switch to a number with no PC attached so blank screen on monitor, as you say, nowt to do with it.
Neil & Mick have asked the next questions I was going to ask so here`s a few more.
Is it the WIN 7 computer?
Which browser are you using?
Do you leave a browser window open when you leave the PC?
Is a System Restore out of the question?

Retlaw 20-06-2013 11:30
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1063482)
Do you clear cookies because that will log you out
Not that I know of, but if it did that I would have to log on to every site every time I went there.

Retlaw 20-06-2013 11:33
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1063497)
I see, KVM switch and you switch to a number with no PC attached so blank screen on monitor, as you say, nowt to do with it.
Neil & Mick have asked the next questions I was going to ask so here`s a few more.
Is it the WIN 7 computer?
Which browser are you using?
Do you leave a browser window open when you leave the PC?
Is a System Restore out of the question?
No its the XP IEplore, no I dont leave the browser open I always close it when not in use. I don't use the WIN 7 much but it never loses its log in passwords. Never tried System Restore just retyped in name & password

Restless 20-06-2013 11:40
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Have u checked power options? Is your computer going into hibernation?

You only have to enter your passwords once press save on 7. Reinstall you have to do them all again but otherwise you shouldn't have to. #1 rule to remember is NEVER use IE most experienced people will tell you it sucks. I prefer Google chrome. I login with my email on first install on a new PC. It remembers most user names from other computers and you only have to enter your password once. There is also a plugin for Firefox that does the same.

Windows 8 saves stuff to the cloud I think. Might be an option over 7 but you might want to bang your head against the wall for a while

Retlaw 20-06-2013 11:40
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 1063484)
Have you had any updates for your computer lately from windows ?
these could be resetting things so you have to login again
I don't allow updates, they never really tell you what they are for, I use malwarebytes to protect the computer

Restless 20-06-2013 11:44
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Updates for xp are essential. Totally nuts to me that you don't install them :)

Learn to stop using system restore as a solution. Not so good for your computer as most think

gpick24 20-06-2013 12:08
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063530)
I don't allow updates, they never really tell you what they are for, I use malwarebytes to protect the computer
Do you only use Malwarebytes, not good protection for most viruses.

gpick24 20-06-2013 12:19
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Never had a problem with system restore, so long as you don`t go too far back. A month or two should be fine to check if it did it back then. Can undo it afterwards if it`s uninstalled a lot of programs. ( put any files you don`t want touching into My Documents ).

But probably best solution has already been suggested, ditch IE and get something else. I`ve never used Chrome, there was a thread on here not long ago where someone was having problems with it. There`s also Safari, Firefox etc.

gpick24 20-06-2013 12:28
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It was Restless who had a problem with Chrome.
http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ead-64387.html

Neil 20-06-2013 12:32
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I only use Chrome and don't have any problems with it

Restless 20-06-2013 12:35
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Wasn't much of a problem. Just a lot of cache.....pity it wasn't s lot of cash :p

Retlaw 20-06-2013 12:57
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1063545)
Never had a problem with system restore, so long as you don`t go too far back. A month or two should be fine to check if it did it back then. Can undo it afterwards if it`s uninstalled a lot of programs. ( put any files you don`t want touching into My Documents ).

But probably best solution has already been suggested, ditch IE and get something else. I`ve never used Chrome, there was a thread on here not long ago where someone was having problems with it. There`s also Safari, Firefox etc.
I've tried those programs & ditched them, they would not transfer my favourites had to manually write a new favourites list, Firefox was the worst for that tried it twice and got fed up with it.

Retlaw 20-06-2013 13:04
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1063532)
Updates for xp are essential. Totally nuts to me that you don't install them :)

Learn to stop using system restore as a solution. Not so good for your computer as most think
I very seldom have to use system restore, what exactly are those windows updates, a load of numbers means nothing to me, and several people on this site have had problems after windows updates.

gpick24 20-06-2013 13:07
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Firefox should import all your favourites. What version of Internet Explorer do you use?
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb...ernet-explorer

gpick24 20-06-2013 13:09
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063557)
I very seldom have to use system restore, what exactly are those windows updates, a load of numbers means nothing to me, and several people on this site have had problems after windows updates.
They are usually security updates, with a hidden check to make sure you aren`t using a dodgy copy.

Less 20-06-2013 13:29
Another head scratcher
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1063548)
I only use Chrome and don't have any problems with it
Nor do I,
Do think it difficult to help a person that won't be helped by basic recommendations, if he really, really, wanted advice, he would take it, (long ago, in the years gone by he could have had help putting everything on one P.C. (Not me)), but carries on with a system that he admits isn't easy to use or easily transferred to the useful.

Retlaw 20-06-2013 15:18
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Less (Post 1063563)
Nor do I,
Do think it difficult to help a person that won't be helped by basic recommendations, if he really, really, wanted advice, he would take it, (long ago, in the years gone by he could have had help putting everything on one P.C. (Not me)), but carries on with a system that he admits isn't easy to use or easily transferred to the useful.
Sorry Less but I had been using WordStar 5 - 6 since they first came out and, WS6 does everything I need you can see what font you are using in a blue box on screen, not in a tiny little slot at the top of the screen, which you hope to christ hasn't changed when you don't want it too, by the time all these fancy wordprocessors came along I already had 1000's of hours work in WS6. Serveral members of the WordStar users group have made suggestions of programs that are compatable with my work, I've tried them, the last one was Open Office, one file of 65 pages was changed to 137 pages of mostly jumble.
But that computer with all my Pals files & Accrington's Heroes on has never been connected to the internet, so it can't be infected, or affected by hackers or giil bates's mob.

Less 20-06-2013 15:54
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063576)
Sorry Less but I had been using WordStar 5 - 6 since they first came out and, WS6 does everything I need you can see what font you are using in a blue box on screen, not in a tiny little slot at the top of the screen, which you hope to christ hasn't changed when you don't want it too, by the time all these fancy wordprocessors came along I already had 1000's of hours work in WS6. Serveral members of the WordStar users group have made suggestions of programs that are compatable with my work, I've tried them, the last one was Open Office, one file of 65 pages was changed to 137 pages of mostly jumble.
But that computer with all my Pals files & Accrington's Heroes on has never been connected to the internet, so it can't be infected, or affected by hackers or giil bates's mob.
No need to apologise, carry on as you are, but if you will insist on doing it your way, why ask for help you will ignore?

:D

Less 20-06-2013 16:44
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063576)
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But that computer with all my Pals files & Accrington's Heroes on has never been connected to the internet, so it can't be infected, or affected by hackers or giil bates's mob.
That, is possibly the saddest thing to do with any of this, all those years of work you've put in and not sharing it.
I know from the past you don't want people stealing your work, but just think how much of an asset it could be if you did allow other's to see it?
What's going to happen when you pop your clogs?
All that research wasted?

Retlaw 20-06-2013 16:45
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Less (Post 1063578)
No need to apologise, carry on as you are, but if you will insist on doing it your way, why ask for help you will ignore?

:D
I wasn't really apologising, and the original question had nowt to do with my work on the Pals or Accringtons Heroes, can't understand why you brought up that bit, the query was regarding an anomaly on WIN XP and the internet.
I'm not averse to change, but I don't have enough time left on this earth to try and change millions of bytes of info to a new system, I've been dodgng coffins a lot longer than Cashy.

Less 20-06-2013 16:48
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063586)
I wasn't really apologising, and the original question had nowt to do with my work on the Pals or Accringtons Heroes, can't understand why you brought up that bit, the query was regarding an anomaly on WIN XP and the internet.
Directly perhaps not, indirectly you stubborn fart...

jaysay 20-06-2013 17:15
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1063545)
Never had a problem with system restore, so long as you don`t go too far back. A month or two should be fine to check if it did it back then. Can undo it afterwards if it`s uninstalled a lot of programs. ( put any files you don`t want touching into My Documents ).

But probably best solution has already been suggested, ditch IE and get something else. I`ve never used Chrome, there was a thread on here not long ago where someone was having problems with it. There`s also Safari, Firefox etc.
I tend to go back a few days when using System Restore, but I don't use it that often these days, only used it once this year

Retlaw 20-06-2013 17:20
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Less (Post 1063588)
Directly perhaps not, indirectly you stubborn fart...
:tongueout:tongueout:tongueout

MargaretR 20-06-2013 17:29
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063593)
:tongueout:tongueout:tongueout
A good 'triple' response :D

Restless 20-06-2013 23:12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063557)
I very seldom have to use system restore, what exactly are those windows updates, a load of numbers means nothing to me, and several people on this site have had problems after windows updates.
They are mostly security updates now. Holes they are still fixing from the original release I guess :D

Restless 20-06-2013 23:17
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063555)
I've tried those programs & ditched them, they would not transfer my favourites had to manually write a new favourites list, Firefox was the worst for that tried it twice and got fed up with it.
And does this favourites list have 10.0000 entries. I dunno. I can see your point. Use chrome = enter them once and never enter them again(signed into a google account) If your computer dies. You lose them permanently and have to add them all again manually without a guide of another program....


its like my mobile phone. If it breaks. Never will I have to add my contacts = sync with google. Its a godsend; especially if you flash your phone at least once a month ;)

Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063576)
has never been connected to the internet, so it can't be infected, or affected by hackers or giil bates's mob.[/COLOR][/FONT][/B]
I hope you have a backup

Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1063591)
I tend to go back a few days when using System Restore, but I don't use it that often these days, only used it once this year
haven't used it since XP... :D

jaysay 21-06-2013 07:58
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1063652)
And does this favourites list have 10.0000 entries. I dunno. I can see your point. Use chrome = enter them once and never enter them again(signed into a google account) If your computer dies. You lose them permanently and have to add them all again manually without a guide of another program....


its like my mobile phone. If it breaks. Never will I have to add my contacts = sync with google. Its a godsend; especially if you flash your phone at least once a month ;)



I hope you have a backup



haven't used it since XP... :D
Ain't had a XP for years:)

Retlaw 21-06-2013 11:29
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[QUOTE=Restless;1063652]And does this favourites list have 10.0000 entries. I dunno. I can see your point. Use chrome = enter them once and never enter them again(signed into a google account) If your computer dies. You lose them permanently and have to add them all again manually without a guide of another program....

No about 30 or so.
its like my mobile phone. If it breaks. Never will I have to add my contacts = sync with google. Its a godsend; especially if you flash your phone at least once a month ;)



I hope you have a backup
Every time jut before I switch the computers off.

Restless 21-06-2013 14:27
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For all that research I wouldn't be happy storing it on one drive. A setup with raid enabled would be a good choice. Two hard drives clone to make one so if you have a failed HD there is no loss of data. Then I would have the data backed up on an external HD(that I hardly ever use) as a just in case

gpick24 21-06-2013 14:37
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For important data at work, we have one of these.
Netgear RND2000 v2 ReadyNAS Duo 2-Bay (no disks) NAS.. | Ebuyer.com
Two hard drives ( not included ), mirrored RAID. Can also be set to back up at regular intervals automatically. Might be difficult to set up on DOS though.

Retlaw 21-06-2013 14:46
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1063708)
For all that research I wouldn't be happy storing it on one drive. A setup with raid enabled would be a good choice. Two hard drives clone to make one so if you have a failed HD there is no loss of data. Then I would have the data backed up on an external HD(that I hardly ever use) as a just in case
Tha trying to teach thi grandmother to suck eggs.
Every thing is backed up every day with out fail to a pen drive, then every other day to an external hard drive & weekly to a note book.
What the eck is raid and does it work in DOS.
But all that has nowt to do with my original problem, why just lately I keep gettin logged off from some websites, after I've been out and left this the computer on, no settings have been changed. It doesn't happen when the computers switched off over night,

gpick24 21-06-2013 14:54
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063713)
Tha trying to teach thi grandmother to suck eggs.
Every thing is backed up every day with out fail to a pen drive, then every other day to an external hard drive & weekly to a note book.
What the eck is raid and does it work in DOS.
But all that has nowt to do with my original problem, why just lately I keep gettin logged off from some websites, after I've been out and left this the computer on, no settings have been changed. It doesn't happen when the computers switched off over night,
Asked this in an earlier post, what version Internet Explorer are you using? If an old version, try updating it.

Mirrored RAID, is two hard drives working together, whatever gets written to one hard drive, also gets written to the second. If one drive dies, the data is still on the second drive.

Restless 21-06-2013 15:00
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Yes!

I recently bought a NAS off a friend that found 1TB wasnt enough storage.... but its not mirrored raid at the moment so I dont overuse it.... the one i have is
Amazon.com: NETGEAR Stora 2-Bay 1 TB (1 x 1 TB) Network Attached Storage MS2110: Electronics

Restless 21-06-2013 15:07
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063713)
Tha trying to teach thi grandmother to suck eggs.
Every thing is backed up every day with out fail to a pen drive, then every other day to an external hard drive & weekly to a note book.
What the eck is raid and does it work in DOS.
But all that has nowt to do with my original problem, why just lately I keep gettin logged off from some websites, after I've been out and left this the computer on, no settings have been changed. It doesn't happen when the computers switched off over night,
edit: gpick explained it... but underlying was a simple message. Its a better option for backing up important info such as what you are doing... I would hate to see you lose it... but you have a few backups.... that at least is good.

These NAS they plug into your router via ethernet and you send files over your network to it. most of them are raid capable.

Raid simplified(hopefully)

You have two hard drives both of them are 2TB. When you Raid them your computer reads those two drives as one drive. So it shows up as 1TB. So all the data written to the drive is in fact written twice. So if you have a failure in one drive there is no loss of data. Of course not 100% foolproof. But for such delicate work it should be for your main backup. If you had one.

Restless 21-06-2013 15:12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063713)
But all that has nowt to do with my original problem, why just lately I keep gettin logged off from some websites, after I've been out and left this the computer on, no settings have been changed. It doesn't happen when the computers switched off over night, [/COLOR][/FONT][/B]
Yeah. Im just a silly nerd. I get carried away.

When you come back to your pc after this time has passed. Is the screen black and it takes several seconds or minutes for the pc to come back to life?

If so I am guessing Hibernation mode in combo with crap internet explorer is causing this. I always turn it off. On XP, Vista, 7 or 8.... Whatever Doze product I am using.... It has been ages since I bothered to use XP so this video explains how to turn it off(if indeed it is on in the first place)

How to Disable Hibernate and Sleep Mode in Windows XP - YouTube

Retlaw 21-06-2013 16:26
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1063716)
Yes!

I recently bought a NAS off a friend that found 1TB wasnt enough storage.... but its not mirrored raid at the moment so I dont overuse it.... the one i have is
Amazon.com: NETGEAR Stora 2-Bay 1 TB (1 x 1 TB) Network Attached Storage MS2110: Electronics
Looking at that site and reading the reviews it won't work for me in DOS 6. No internet connection on that computer & never will be.
Just had to search contrl panel to find out which ver of IE turns out mine is 8

Retlaw 21-06-2013 16:42
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1063718)
Yeah. Im just a silly nerd. I get carried away.

When you come back to your pc after this time has passed. Is the screen black and it takes several seconds or minutes for the pc to come back to life?

If so I am guessing Hibernation mode in combo with crap internet explorer is causing this. I always turn it off. On XP, Vista, 7 or 8.... Whatever Doze product I am using.... It has been ages since I bothered to use XP so this video explains how to turn it off(if indeed it is on in the first place)

How to Disable Hibernate and Sleep Mode in Windows XP - YouTube
Don't worry about being a classed as acomputer nerd, I get called a WW1 nerd, but the laugh is on them when they need help.
The nearer it gets to 1914 - 1916 the more queries I've been getting, through Ossy Mills, Haworth Art Gallery & Accy Library

As for the other servers like Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Mozilla, and few more obscure ones, they all have faults that are far worse than any I've encountered on IE, so I guess I'll just have to put up with it, the passwords are easy to remember.
Thanks for your help.

jaysay 21-06-2013 17:09
Re: Another head scratcher
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063713)
Tha trying to teach thi grandmother to suck eggs.
Every thing is backed up every day with out fail to a pen drive, then every other day to an external hard drive & weekly to a note book.
What the eck is raid and does it work in DOS.
But all that has nowt to do with my original problem, why just lately I keep gettin logged off from some websites, after I've been out and left this the computer on, no settings have been changed. It doesn't happen when the computers switched off over night,
You could be having a few problems with B24/7 at the moment Walter, Booth's been tinkering with it, I struggled to get on the other day, but its okay now.

Retlaw 21-06-2013 18:13
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1063731)
You could be having a few problems with B24/7 at the moment Walter, Booth's been tinkering with it, I struggled to get on the other day, but its okay now.
Yep I've noticed, don't know why he keeps messing with it, in all his previous twiddles I've had to get a new password, but this time I was still logged in.

gpick24 21-06-2013 18:32
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063725)

Just had to search contrl panel to find out which ver of IE turns out mine is 8
You could try updating to 9. Look in windows update, you don`t have to download all the updates if you don`t want to ( I would ), just untick the ones you don`t want.:)

Sorry, no you can`t, not available for XP.

jaysay 22-06-2013 07:49
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Retlaw (Post 1063742)
Yep I've noticed, don't know why he keeps messing with it, in all his previous twiddles I've had to get a new password, but this time I was still logged in.
Its funny how AW hasn't changed (except for upgrades) since I joined 8 years ago and is still thriving and going strong, yet others have dropped of or disappeared because of constant tinkering, if it ain't broke don't fix it

Mick 22-06-2013 08:19
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A Forum is only as good as the members that support it
if we did not have good members, good posts, and good threads and great staff:D we would go like a lot of other sites

Just to show you what the staff have to put up with I recently received an e-mail from someone you all know here it is :
I have taken the addresses out but here is the e-mail main message

your moderators say that i am using 2 or more names on here,let me clarify something as ALAN7554 is banned from going on here i decided to use a new name and re new my membership hence kuriburi boy but you wont let me on with that one,so i tried the resident 1963 and you said no,reason SPAMMING there is no proper reason to stop me from re applying to become a member on here, unless you do discriminate against people who live in thailand,your stupid rules are a waste of time and i will send you another virus and get you off the air for a few days,the last one worked i have many friends over here who will gladly muck your website up. I WILL BE BACK ON HERE SHORTLY UNDER A NEW NAME AND A NEW I.PP. ADDRESS HA HA HA

By the way we have never been taken down through a virus so no idea where he gets this from:D

cashman 22-06-2013 08:34
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The man is in the same league as Jimmy Saville!!! This forum is Child Friendly, yet he says there is "NO Proper Reason" he cannot gain access.:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: Beam me up Scotty.

Mick 22-06-2013 08:37
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Oh and another thing this e-mail was reported to the e-mail provider and they said it did not go against there code of practice.:confused: so you can threaten and send viruses through this provider as it does not break there law:D:confused:

cashman 22-06-2013 08:41
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THen the E-Mail provider is absolute rubbish n folk should avoid using people like them in my view.

Restless 22-06-2013 08:45
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Don't know why he would want to still be a part of the site when he knows nobody wants him here.

jaysay 22-06-2013 09:13
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 1063802)
A Forum is only as good as the members that support it
if we did not have good members, good posts, and good threads and great staff:D we would go like a lot of other sites

Just to show you what the staff have to put up with I recently received an e-mail from someone you all know here it is :
I have taken the addresses out but here is the e-mail main message

your moderators say that i am using 2 or more names on here,let me clarify something as ALAN7554 is banned from going on here i decided to use a new name and re new my membership hence kuriburi boy but you wont let me on with that one,so i tried the resident 1963 and you said no,reason SPAMMING there is no proper reason to stop me from re applying to become a member on here, unless you do discriminate against people who live in thailand,your stupid rules are a waste of time and i will send you another virus and get you off the air for a few days,the last one worked i have many friends over here who will gladly muck your website up. I WILL BE BACK ON HERE SHORTLY UNDER A NEW NAME AND A NEW I.PP. ADDRESS HA HA HA

By the way we have never been taken down through a virus so no idea where he gets this from:D
Are you sure that wasn't BEE yanking your chain Mick:D:D:D:D as an after thought Mick when was this quite recently or a while ago?

jaysay 22-06-2013 09:16
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1063806)
Don't know why he would want to still be a part of the site when he knows nobody wants him here.
Well there have been one or two who did hang about for a while but decided they couldn't stand it when the site Rottweiler got a grip round their neck:D

cashman 22-06-2013 09:25
Re: Another head scratcher
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick (Post 1063804)
Oh and another thing this e-mail was reported to the e-mail provider and they said it did not go against there code of practice.:confused: so you can threaten and send viruses through this provider as it does not break there law:D:confused:
It may be worth passing the evidence on to our M.P. fer him to pursue??

Restless 22-06-2013 09:37
Re: Another head scratcher
 
Why do peados move to thailand....whats the attraction

MargaretR 22-06-2013 09:50
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1063815)
Why do peados move to thailand....whats the attraction
It is the prolific sexual exploitation of children which is allowed unchecked in Thailand - paedo paradise:(

DaveinGermany 22-06-2013 11:18
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 1063815)
Why do peados move to thailand....whats the attraction
Bangkok .................. whatever your inclinations.

jaysay 22-06-2013 13:43
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1063813)
It may be worth passing the evidence on to our M.P. fer him to pursue??
Hey don't you over work him he's still chasing manhole covers:rolleyes:

Less 22-06-2013 13:45
Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1063838)
Hey don't you over work him he's still chasing manhole covers:rolleyes:
That's because it's easier to fall into the hole a cover was protecting than have to dig one for himself.

Mick 24-06-2013 08:10
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1063811)
Are you sure that wasn't BEE yanking your chain Mick:D:D:D:D as an after thought Mick when was this quite recently or a while ago?
Not Bee unless he is in Thailand and yes VERY recently:D

jaysay 24-06-2013 08:16
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 1064017)
Not Bee unless he is in Thailand and yes VERY recently:D
Bee was a very resourceful young ah er pain in the arse as I remember:D:D:D

Mick 24-06-2013 08:30
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 1064019)
Bee was a very resourceful young ah er pain in the arse as I remember:D:D:D
You seam very determined to make me think its Bee Jaysay could you have something to do with it and TRYING to put me off its you :D:p

A lot don't know it but when you send an e-mail there is a lot of data and info in the Header of the e-mail you do not see this can be used to find out where the e-mail was sent from who sent it what time it was sent the ip that was used etc:p

gpick24 24-06-2013 08:42
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 1064020)
A lot don't know it but when you send an e-mail there is a lot of data and info in the Header of the e-mail you do not see this can be used to find out where the e-mail was sent from who sent it what time it was sent the ip that was used etc:p
You can hide that by using a proxy.

jaysay 24-06-2013 08:43
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 1064020)
You seam very determined to make me think its Bee Jaysay could you have something to do with it and TRYING to put me off its you :D:p

A lot don't know it but when you send an e-mail there is a lot of data and info in the Header of the e-mail you do not see this can be used to find out where the e-mail was sent from who sent it what time it was sent the ip that was used etc:p
Trying to put you off Mick, if only I was so computer savvy mate, if only:rolleyes::D

Mick 24-06-2013 08:49
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1064021)
You can hide that by using a proxy.
there is ways round that too:D

gpick24 24-06-2013 10:45
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 1064023)
there is ways round that too:D
Please tell.:)

Restless 24-06-2013 11:47
Re: Another head scratcher
 
But I am guessing he wasn't hiding it via a proxy anyway. I am guessing its definitely him. The info will state its sent from Thailand and also what isp. Why would he hide it. Like Glitter he obviously thinks of himself as untouchable now

gpick24 24-06-2013 12:02
Re: Another head scratcher
 
I don`t know who it is you are reffering to, but someone from around here could go through a proxy and make it look like they were in Tailand, or anywhere they wanted.

Less 24-06-2013 12:11
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1064031)
I don`t know who it is you are reffering to, but someone from around here could go through a proxy and make it look like they were in Tailand, or anywhere they wanted.

You don't want to know who it is, not a nice person.

For certain, he is too stupid to be able to do anything technical and isn't a desirable character to have onsite.

jaysay 24-06-2013 16:57
Re: Another head scratcher
 
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Originally Posted by Less (Post 1064033)
You don't want to know who it is, not a nice person.

For certain, he is too stupid to be able to do anything technical and isn't a desirable character to have onsite.
hear, hear

cashman 24-06-2013 18:50
Re: Another head scratcher
 
The Monkees - Pilot Episode Songs - YouTube I'm saying nowt.:D

Restless 24-06-2013 22:43
Re: Another head scratcher
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1064031)
I don`t know who it is you are reffering to, but someone from around here could go through a proxy and make it look like they were in Tailand, or anywhere they wanted.
Stan The Monkey AKA Mr "I only gave her a Wedgie"


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