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Skaifey001

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Hi I recently found a problem with my Internet Options Privacy settings.

I have not been able to access hotmail, gmail or msn because it says I do not have cookies turned on. When I go into Internet Options my privacy setting is on custom which is not allowing cookies I think. I changed it to default settings which is medium and click apply. However it still said I did not have cookies turned on and when I went back into privacy settings it was on custom again. I have tried changing back to default many times but it just keeps returning to custom :tazz: . Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.
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On the 'Privacy' tab in Internet Options', click on the 'Advanced button. Tick "override automatic cookie handling". Set 'first party' cookies to 'Allow', set 'third-party' cookies to 'prompt', and tick the box for "Always allow session cookies'. Click 'OK' to save the new settings.
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Sometimes you must click out of IE and restart it in order for new settings to take effect.

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I have tried both suggestions before. I had to however replace wininet.dll recently as my one was infected so mayby that has something to do with it.
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Ok solved the cookie problem with a new wininet.dll however I still have a problem signing into MSN. I click sign in and nothing happens.
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