cant stay logged in to my account

[Unregistered]

I cant stay logged in to my account to do anything.

My account is Teal'c and whenever i log in it says thanks for logging in , then i get redirected to the bcaquaria home page and asked to logg in. I cant start post or anything. any ideas

teal'c aka jason

[CRS Fan]

My computer was doing that earlier. Here's what I suggest:

1. Clear your cache
2. Turn off your computer
3. Go have dinner
4. Boot your computer up and relog in

It worked for me

Stuart

[Unregistered]

My computer was doing that earlier. Here's what I suggest:

1. Clear your cache
2. Turn off your computer
3. Go have dinner
4. Boot your computer up and relog in

It worked for me

Stuart

Great idea. ill try after the hockey game

thanks

[target]

Yup, that fixed it for me. Thanks CRS Fan

[Adz1]

also worked for me

[Teal'c]

I cant stay logged in to my account to do anything.

My account is Teal'c and whenever i log in it says thanks for logging in , then i get redirected to the bcaquaria home page and asked to logg in. I cant start post or anything. any ideas

teal'c aka jason

Thanks guys

[snow]

I also just had the same problem. But I fixed it the same way you guys did. It's weird that it happened.

[simont]

yeah same here, it wasn't working for me then i did what u guys did and it works! thanks!! =D

[2wheelsx2]

You don't need to turn off your computer, although that would work. You need to flush your dnscache, which is simple in XP, but in Vista you gotta run the cmd window as administrator before you can run the command ipconfig /flushdns

Here's a synopsis: http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1600/...s_cache_flush/

[Unregistered]

what the heck is a cache..whats a dnscache, what is cmd window..can someone explain all this in normal uncomputer / people terms..??

You don't need to turn off your computer, although that would work. You need to flush your dnscache, which is simple in XP, but in Vista you gotta run the cmd window as administrator before you can run the command ipconfig /flushdns

Here's a synopsis: http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1600/...s_cache_flush/