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LoadedDisco
22nd August 2006, 07:23 PM
Well I would like to send money to Inc for the great site we enjoy but I'm not willing to send money and be a site sponsor until the dick-head that is continually trying to hack my computer only on this site ceases for at least 3 months.
This person is continually shutting down my Internet Explorer only when on this site and I'm not paying money until the intellectually disabled person stops.

IF I HAVE ****ED SOMEONE OFF WITH A POST BE A MAN AND SEND A PM.
HACKER GET STUFFED !

one_iota
22nd August 2006, 07:52 PM
That's a pain.

send a PM to Incisor and he might be able to help with your particular issue....he has had to deal with hacking on this site before.

Ace
22nd August 2006, 08:10 PM
Thats no good mate, maybe its inc and he wants rid of you. :D




























And no its not me. :D

incisor
22nd August 2006, 08:36 PM
Well I would like to send money to Inc for the great site we enjoy but I'm not willing to send money and be a site sponsor until the dick-head that is continually trying to hack my computer only on this site ceases for at least 3 months.
This person is continually shutting down my Internet Explorer only when on this site and I'm not paying money until the intellectually disabled person stops.

IF I HAVE ****ED SOMEONE OFF WITH A POST BE A MAN AND SEND A PM.
HACKER GET STUFFED !
you probably have a corrupted cookie or cache... or a bho installed that is tripping IE over.

no one can be trying to hack you thru the site.... i know all the content and it is safe...

easy fix, get a decent browser like firefox or opera....

....

Ace
22nd August 2006, 08:42 PM
easy fix, get a decent browser like firefox or opera....

....

Why do people always say that i use IE both here and on the computers at school and, touchwood, never have a problem with it.

I just got to internet options and under temporary internet files do the following;

1) delete cookies regularly
2) delete temporary files regularly
3) go to settings and set the amount of memory to 10mb
4) click the first setting up the top in the setting box which is 'everytime i visit this page' or something.

Not a problem since is did that. Matt

Bushie
22nd August 2006, 09:06 PM
Why do people always say that i use IE both here and on the computers at school and, touchwood, never have a problem with it.

I just got to internet options and under temporary internet files do the following;

1) delete cookies regularly
2) delete temporary files regularly
3) go to settings and set the amount of memory to 10mb
4) click the first setting up the top in the setting box which is 'everytime i visit this page' or something.

Not a problem since is did that. Matt
Matt

You obviously don't visit enough porn sites ;) (at home, at home)


Martyn

Bytemrk
23rd August 2006, 12:09 AM
Why do people always say that i use IE both here and on the computers at school and, touchwood, never have a problem with it.

I just got to internet options and under temporary internet files do the following;

1) delete cookies regularly
2) delete temporary files regularly
3) go to settings and set the amount of memory to 10mb
4) click the first setting up the top in the setting box which is 'everytime i visit this page' or something.

Not a problem since is did that. Matt


Matt sometimes you don't realise there is something better until you try it...

I use both IE and Firefox.... at work the guys have to code for IE and 90% of the network I look after is Microsoft based... so I have to use IE. Some time back I tried Firefox at home.... it has slowly become my browser of choice... I still have both - and use both on all my PC's.... but first choice is always Firefox now... It really is that good...

Mark

DirtyDawg
23rd August 2006, 07:39 AM
HACK, I only just learn't to turn mine of at the mouse:D:D My 2 and half yer old is catching up:eek:

LoadedDisco
23rd August 2006, 09:22 AM
Why do people always say that i use IE both here and on the computers at school and, touchwood, never have a problem with it.

I just got to internet options and under temporary internet files do the following;

1) delete cookies regularly
2) delete temporary files regularly
3) go to settings and set the amount of memory to 10mb
4) click the first setting up the top in the setting box which is 'everytime i visit this page' or something.

Not a problem since is did that. Matt

Ace,
Thanks and will give this a go. If it dose not work I will shoot the computer (Need a new Target) then buy a new one upgraded this one is 8 years old now.

FenianEel
23rd August 2006, 09:46 AM
This one is 8 years old now.

:D:D:D:rolleyes:

C'mon brother, 8 years old and you're having issues. Get on Firefox - it's the ducks nuts too.

8 yrs old - that's like trying to drag race with Vlad's ute:twisted:

matbor
23rd August 2006, 11:50 AM
try also i.e7 beta3 i think, works really well.

stevo68
23rd August 2006, 12:10 PM
Hey mate,

Have you got firewalls?? Or any sort of protection :D , Im so immature sometimes, but you know what I mean. Ive always used IE never a problem at home or work, or now being home and work all rolled into one. I could finance you a new puter mate ;), mates rates of course :),

Regards

Stevo

Pedro_The_Swift
23rd August 2006, 04:08 PM
Why do people always say that i use IE both here and on the computers at school and, touchwood, never have a problem with it.

I just got to internet options and under temporary internet files do the following;

1) delete cookies regularly
2) delete temporary files regularly
3) go to settings and set the amount of memory to 10mb
4) click the first setting up the top in the setting box which is 'everytime i visit this page' or something.

Not a problem since is did that. Matt

Ace, youre assuming its XP,

8 years old,, '98 maybe??


either way craig,, buy yourself a new one,, plenty of members will build one to your specs or sell you one prebuilt.

MUCH more fun to DIY:twisted:

Pedro_The_Swift
23rd August 2006, 04:10 PM
try also i.e7 beta3 i think, works really well.


have read a lot on it,,
still catching up to Firefox, no great leaps ahead.


imagine drag-racing Vlads ute,,, :wheelchair: :p :D

LoadedDisco
23rd August 2006, 06:48 PM
Ace thanks and yes he would be right with the running system.
Its still happening but now easily manageable. Only takes 1 sec instead of 4 - 5 min.

LoadedDisco
23rd August 2006, 06:51 PM
SO HACKER GET STUFFED !

.:D.

Ace
23rd August 2006, 06:52 PM
Ace, youre assuming its XP,

8 years old,, '98 maybe??


either way craig,, buy yourself a new one,, plenty of members will build one to your specs or sell you one prebuilt.

MUCH more fun to DIY:twisted:

I have ESP pedro. :D

one_iota
23rd August 2006, 07:11 PM
try also i.e7 beta3 i think, works really well.

Me too

and to LoadedDisco:

The linking of site sponsorship to an 8 year old operating system is a long straw :twisted: after all it wasn't made by Land Rover...8 years ago Land Rover was made by Land Rover in the meantime BMW and Ford have and are having a go....and yet we stay faithful and still subscribe.

LoadedDisco
23rd August 2006, 07:31 PM
Don't worry I will pay my dues very soon now the problem is only a small 1 sec alteration now and then. I have been having this problem only with this site since we changed from the old site. Weired.
But in a week Inc will see some fund injection.

Thanks all for your input and Ace you have saved the computer from a few hundred holes. Could not see a better way to assure my old hard drive security if I was going to upgrade and it would also be a lot of fun.