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24 October 2002, 08:55 PM
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OK so I'm no newbie but why is it after 2 months my PC loses my passwords to log on & Scoobynet haven't heard of me:
Replys to:
KNOWLESY
Knowlesy1
Knowlesy2
Knowlesy3
and now FERRARINUTTER
Replys to:
KNOWLESY
Knowlesy1
Knowlesy2
Knowlesy3
and now FERRARINUTTER
24 October 2002, 09:14 PM
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Careless with somethings but not passwords as I have all the original letters from the WEBMASTER with the original passwords & they don't work.........................and I haven't changed them cos (sob) I am stoopid & don't know how to....
24 October 2002, 09:38 PM
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If you have your original e-mails, then surely you can re-enter your username and password, and still get in - even if your PC cookie gets corrupted?
Have you set your profile to remember your password (as a cookie)?
Have you recently cleared your cookies?
Do you run a firewall?
mb
Have you set your profile to remember your password (as a cookie)?
Have you recently cleared your cookies?
Do you run a firewall?
mb
24 October 2002, 09:50 PM
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ARggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I am dopey, (repeat 1000 times!!)
1. I cleared my cookies (good idea at the time!)
2. I run a firewall (again good idea some of the time!)
3. Yes I'm guilty of being dopey
Thanks for your comments
Dopey
I am dopey, (repeat 1000 times!!)
1. I cleared my cookies (good idea at the time!)
2. I run a firewall (again good idea some of the time!)
3. Yes I'm guilty of being dopey
Thanks for your comments
Dopey
24 October 2002, 10:06 PM
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1. I cleared my cookies (good idea at the time!)
If you clear your cookies, then ScoobyNet cannot automatically recognise you (or rather your PC) - so you will need to log in again (go via http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/ and re-enter your (latest) details). Clearing cookies can be a good idea if your PC has been hacked, but it means that any security, shopping cart or other similar details will be lost.
2. I run a firewall (again good idea some of the time!)
Keep running your firewall, but make sure that it doesn't block stuff to ScoobyNet. Speak to a local expert if you are not sure how to do this.
3. Yes I'm guilty of being dopey
So are we all
Drop the Webmaster an e-mail to check on the status of your current (or previous) identities.
mb
If you clear your cookies, then ScoobyNet cannot automatically recognise you (or rather your PC) - so you will need to log in again (go via http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/ and re-enter your (latest) details). Clearing cookies can be a good idea if your PC has been hacked, but it means that any security, shopping cart or other similar details will be lost.
2. I run a firewall (again good idea some of the time!)
Keep running your firewall, but make sure that it doesn't block stuff to ScoobyNet. Speak to a local expert if you are not sure how to do this.
3. Yes I'm guilty of being dopey
So are we all
Drop the Webmaster an e-mail to check on the status of your current (or previous) identities.
mb
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25 October 2002, 04:49 AM
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As someone has said so Scoobynet knows who you are try going to this page and entering your details:-
ScoobyNet Login Page
Also the passwords are case sensitive.
Ian
ScoobyNet Login Page
Also the passwords are case sensitive.
Ian
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