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tx2Step · 07-12-2002, 06:29 AM

Internet browser scripting...

had a similar problem recently, reinstalling and or formatting can cause changes in settings in browsers and all scripting processes. If any of the scripting codes in security are marked for disable this can keep you from being able to log in to places

also check and see if passwords file is corrupt, but my guess would be scripting problem

when no virus is found scripting somewhere is the culprit

you can also try removing class files relating to those log ins like at microsoft when you do an update they put a .class file (think it's like csa.class or something similar) but if it gets corrupted you can't get updates

try checking all scripting areas first then check recent dates on class files. one or the other may be the problem. may not be but it doesn't sound like a virus is the problem anymore.

07-12-2002, 06:29 AM	#14
tx2Step Member (7 bit) Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Cowtown, Texas (Fort Worth) Posts: 84	have you checked Internet browser scripting... had a similar problem recently, reinstalling and or formatting can cause changes in settings in browsers and all scripting processes. If any of the scripting codes in security are marked for disable this can keep you from being able to log in to places also check and see if passwords file is corrupt, but my guess would be scripting problem when no virus is found scripting somewhere is the culprit you can also try removing class files relating to those log ins like at microsoft when you do an update they put a .class file (think it's like csa.class or something similar) but if it gets corrupted you can't get updates try checking all scripting areas first then check recent dates on class files. one or the other may be the problem. may not be but it doesn't sound like a virus is the problem anymore.