Yahoo! mail

[KeNNi1LuV]

Hi everyone,

Problem: I can log into my Yahoo! mail account but i cannot access my mail. Inbox doesn't load. Everything I do after logging does not work, except for logging out.

Please help.

Thanks.

 

[minendo]

Clear your cache and try again.

 

[oniq]

Try clearing cookies/cache.

 

[KeNNi1LuV]

I have tried clearing my cache many times, it doesn't work. I even tried resetting winsocket.

Maybe I should start with my router. I'm connected to the internet with SBC Yahoo!. Today I added a router and the ethernet card was picking up this 169.255.x.x After resetting my router, web access was back on. I can browse the web okay. I just couldn't check my email.

 

[Acts837]

Had issues like that before...give it a few minutes. Hey, it's free.

 

[KeNNi1LuV]

I am sure it's not Yahoo's problem, but my computer. I once had the problem and i removed my profile (as in deleting myself as a user in XP..which erases everything i had, all the configuration and lots of files) and it started working.

 

[dighn]

erase your cookies, not just cache

 

[KeNNi1LuV]

I have erased my cookies as well...in fact, a few times.

 

[DanTMWTMP]

hehe i've had this problem b4.......donno, just restarting my computer got rid of the problem...

 

[KeNNi1LuV]

man, i wish i can restart to get rid of the problem....I hope someone knows how to fix this.

 

[Walleye]

probably the server your files are located on is down for now.


just wait a couple hours.



either that, or get a new email service 😛

 

[rh71]

Can you confirm you have no problems accessing it from a different machine ? And if you have the same problems, is that machine on the same LAN ? Have someone you trust outside your LAN to try logging on for your account.

 

[KeNNi1LuV]

Since I couldn't check my email with the desktop, I used my notebook that is connected to my dsl modem (2wire-home portal 1100) over this usb connection...it's working fine. As I mentioned earlier, my desktop is not directly connected to the modem but a d-link router via an ethernet card.

 

Post your user name and password for the account. Then we can help.

 

[KeNNi1LuV]

Alright...although no one was able to help, I do appreciate those who took the time to read my message. Thanks.

It was MTU at 1500, i changed it to 1492...and it's fine now.

 

[moonshinemadness]

Originally posted by: MisterJackson
Post your user name and password for the account. Then we can help.

I agree, we will soon sort it out 😉