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Windows Forum / Internet Explorer / General Topics / June 2008Cookies in IE7
Despite interminable tries and changes I cannot get cookies to stay. I use IE7 and XP Home but even dropping security through the floor the cookies disapear each time I log off. On my same home network with XP pro on my main machine there is no problem but the same configuration does not help in XP Home. I downloaded the developers beta of IE8 and even this produces the same result although it looked good and I'm looking forward to the official release. What can I do to make them persist? I've tried Firefox 3 and they stay wonderfully but there isn't the slick functionality as there is in IE7. (Try using a favourite, the list stays there until closed whereas IE7 selects, takes you there then closes the list) Could your third-party security software be interfering? --- Leonard Grey Errare humanum est > Despite interminable tries and changes I cannot get cookies to stay. I use > IE7 and XP Home but even dropping security through the floor the cookies [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > functionality as there is in IE7. (Try using a favourite, the list stays > there until closed whereas IE7 selects, takes you there then closes the list) > Despite interminable tries and changes I cannot get cookies to stay. I use > IE7 and XP Home but even dropping security through the floor the cookies [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > What can I do to make them persist? Is your computer's clock and date correct? Perhaps the Cookies are expiring prematurely? ; ) > I've tried Firefox 3 and they stay wonderfully but there isn't the slick > functionality as there is in IE7. (Try using a favourite, the list stays > there until closed whereas IE7 selects, takes you there then closes the list) ---- I am having the same problem............it started around June 7.......all of a sudden, I have to log in to most(there are at least 2 that I don't) sites I go to. My clock and date are correct, what is this cookie expire that was mentioned?? is there a way to make them expire? Anyway, I cannot figure this out, I have even put sites in the always allow, but, they are still not writing a cookie. Syd > > Despite interminable tries and changes I cannot get cookies to stay. I use > > IE7 and XP Home but even dropping security through the floor the cookies [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > ---- Hi, Is CCleaner or another third-party program blocking/managing/deleting cookies? Which version of Windows? Which version of Internet Explorer? Don [MS MVP- IE] > I am having the same problem............it started around June 7.......all of > a sudden, I have to log in to most(there are at least 2 that I don't) sites I [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Syd > > > Despite interminable tries and changes I cannot get cookies to stay. I use > > > IE7 and XP Home but even dropping security through the floor the cookies [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > > > > > What can I do to make them persist? > "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:> > Is your computer's clock and date correct? > > Perhaps the Cookies are expiring prematurely? ; ) > > > I've tried Firefox 3 and they stay wonderfully but there isn't the slick > > > functionality as there is in IE7. (Try using a favourite, the list stays > > > there until closed whereas IE7 selects, takes you there then closes the list) Finally,,,,,,,,,it let me respond............. I noticed CCleaner had a cookie from 2 days ago.....so I assume it runs on my PC, but, I cannot find it anywhere, no program, no files with that name, I did a search. I deleted the cookie. How do I find this cleaner and shut it down or check the options on it? Thanks in advance............ > Hi, > Is CCleaner or another third-party program blocking/managing/deleting [quoted text clipped - 45 lines] > > > > there until closed whereas IE7 selects, takes you there then closes > the list) I did say this was mostly greek to me................. I was looking through my programs, freeware etc.......and saw this Jmicron Raid Configurer............the write up said something about writing to dual hard drives, which I don't have, so , I deleted it. Seems like that might not have been good.............now everytime I start up, I get a message about trying to install software for some hardare............ JMB36X Controller...........I can't get rid of it. Anyone know if I need this or how to stop the installation during startup? SO, far, I don't seem to have any other problems related to it. Thanks > Finally,,,,,,,,,it let me respond............. > [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > > > > > there until closed whereas IE7 selects, takes you there then closes > > the list) |
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