Our internet is annoying me anyway, I always think I'm not connected
I always have to log in
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grim_tales
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I always have to log in
I don't understand why for the past week or so I've always had to log into BnB each day and Windows "forgets" my info and logs me out, even if I click "log me in automatically". It seems to be like this on all forums now
But I used to stay permanantly logged in.
Our internet is annoying me anyway, I always think I'm not connected
Nothing happens for HOURS in the morning then it works 
Our internet is annoying me anyway, I always think I'm not connected
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saltysam
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bradavon
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Mark is correct. The fact you don't have to login each time is because this information is stored in a cookie on your PC. Does it happen with IE and Firefox? It's worth testing, so you if it's a browser problem.
Try:
1. Clearing all cookies and see if they then get saved properly
2. Do you have any Anti-Malware (i.e - AntiVirus/AntiSpyware) software installed that is being told to delete your cookies at certain times?
3. Do you have to login each time you go to Bullets or just say once a week?
4. Once you login and tick "save details" (or whatever it's called), if you then close the TAB and go back to Bullets do you need to login again or is it only when you close Firefox/IE completely?
5. I presume you're running Firefox 3 and Internet Explorer 7?
In IE check:
1. Control Panel
2. Internet Options
3. Security tab and press "Reset all zones to default levels"
4. At the top highlight the "Restricted Sites" option and click on "Sites" and check no Bullets URLs are in there.
4. Privacy tab and press "Default" (which will move the slide bar to Medium). The Privacy tab is really the cookies tab.
5. Click on the "Sites" button and check no Bullets URLs are in there.
It is likely you'll have other websites in the two IE "SITES" options, these will probably be added by your Anti-Malware software and should be left in there.
The last two options will reset IE so it saves Cookies correctly.
In Firefox check:
1. Tools
2. Options
3. Privacy tab
4. Make sure "Accept cookies from sites" is ticked, also "Accept third-party cookies" is also ticked.
5. In the same tab, make sure "Keep until" is set to "They expire" and not "I close Firefox".
6. Click on the "Exceptions" button and check no Bullets URLs are in there. Anything in the Exceptions can never save cookies
Try:
1. Clearing all cookies and see if they then get saved properly
2. Do you have any Anti-Malware (i.e - AntiVirus/AntiSpyware) software installed that is being told to delete your cookies at certain times?
3. Do you have to login each time you go to Bullets or just say once a week?
4. Once you login and tick "save details" (or whatever it's called), if you then close the TAB and go back to Bullets do you need to login again or is it only when you close Firefox/IE completely?
5. I presume you're running Firefox 3 and Internet Explorer 7?
In IE check:
1. Control Panel
2. Internet Options
3. Security tab and press "Reset all zones to default levels"
4. At the top highlight the "Restricted Sites" option and click on "Sites" and check no Bullets URLs are in there.
4. Privacy tab and press "Default" (which will move the slide bar to Medium). The Privacy tab is really the cookies tab.
5. Click on the "Sites" button and check no Bullets URLs are in there.
It is likely you'll have other websites in the two IE "SITES" options, these will probably be added by your Anti-Malware software and should be left in there.
The last two options will reset IE so it saves Cookies correctly.
In Firefox check:
1. Tools
2. Options
3. Privacy tab
4. Make sure "Accept cookies from sites" is ticked, also "Accept third-party cookies" is also ticked.
5. In the same tab, make sure "Keep until" is set to "They expire" and not "I close Firefox".
6. Click on the "Exceptions" button and check no Bullets URLs are in there. Anything in the Exceptions can never save cookies
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bradavon
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