how do I add in a cookie that may be corrupted on my computer?
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Tools, Internet Options, Delete Cookies button.\n\nThis should clear them all and let you start fresh.
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did someone turn off your cookies?\nyou could also have a virus.\ncookies was my problem\ni think you can fix that by going into computer settinging in your control panel. \njust a thought.
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Go in to your control panel, enter internet options, then delete cookies. Simple as that.
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I agree with Frenicks however I do want to add that you need to make sure that your browser accepts cookies.
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Have a browser through your Windows "temp" folder. Unless you have specifically set you browser not to accept cookies from 3rd party sites, using cookies alone will NOT provide an accurate idea of what pages have been loaded
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You need to enable cookies.
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You may want to temporarily allow all cookies, because the cookie may not be coming from that direct site... Also, check any other 3rd party firewall programs as well as the Windows Firewall.
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I don't think the Disk Cleanup utility allows you to remove individual cookies.  The only way I know to do that is to visit Windows Explorer.\n\nRight click start button > explore\nClick the + sign in front of Documents and Settings\nClick the + sign in front of Administrator, All Users, Default User, etc. and check for a "cookies" folder in each section\nOpen each cookie folder and delete individual cookies as needed\n\nplrr
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check Internet options and go to allow all cookies
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you have to delete cookies on your computer
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Since you didn't specify:\nIn IE ... \nTools/Internet Options/Privacy/Advanced \nunder First Party cookies make sure that "Accept" is checked and "Allways allow session cookies" I block third party cookies, but that's a personal choice.\n\nIn Firefox ... \nTools/Options/Privacy/ Cookies Tab/ check "Allow sites to set cookies"
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you need to allow cookies
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Yes you can, and it's quite easy. Cookies are saved as a plaintext, thus you can open it using any text editor program, like Notepad. \n\nIn Windows XP, the cookies is saved in this path:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;[YOUR USERNAME]&#92;Cookies\n\nChange the Usernames first then paste it on the Windows Explorer Address Bar.\n\nBe aware the cookies might looked like one long lines with some unrcognizable-character squares. You should delete these squares and replace it with a line feed (press enter) to get a proper cookie view. Or open it on text editor that recognizes non-windows line ending character
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You have got your security settings set to the max and therefore it won't accept cookies.  This might be done via an add on - google toolbar or spyware protector or via your internet settings.\nIn your browser click on tools then internet options.  Go to Privacy and Advanced - there you will see what settings your cookies are on and then alter them as you need - or check with your other security programme you may have running.
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Try to delete cookies.  I did that and it seemed to work.
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There is probably a "cookie" that is not available to get you past this point.
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thinking has to do with cookie settings