Can't sign into Yahoo from laptop???

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stevonz

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#75601 20-Jan-2011 14:14

For some reason I can't sign into yahoo... it was working fine early this morning, but that stopped working after the wife signed me out to check her yahoo account.

I have tried restarting the machine, IE & Chrome and it just comes back with user or password not recognised. I also deleted browsing history/ cookies... same.

When I attempt to utilise the yahoo help and asks for capcha code - its not recognised.

The really wierd thing is that I can login from my mobile... any ideas.

Running Win7 home prem, IE8...

Cheers, Stevo

stevonz

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#429199 20-Jan-2011 14:19

F knows... I signed into my wifes account - no worries. Sign out, go to sign into mine, she's still logged in???? Logout again and re-attempt sihnon under my userid - all good. WTF??

Cheers, Stevo

jbard

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#429228 20-Jan-2011 15:22

Yahoo has been doing some weird things for me recently as well, whenever i went to sign in for email it would take me to a page which said "Your yahoo answers question was deleted for breaching guideline" - i have never used yahoo answers. :)

darkasdes2

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#429236 20-Jan-2011 15:42

I was having the same issues of not being able to log in about 2 hours ago but now it seems to be working fine

stevonz

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#429299 20-Jan-2011 19:09

We'll put it down to the weird and wonderful WWW

Cheers, Stevo

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#429541 21-Jan-2011 14:50

What ISP? Any chance their proxy could be causing this?

Batman

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#429588 21-Jan-2011 17:36

happens to me about once every few months. can be anywhere - at home or unsecured network. had one yesterday after months without an event. wondering if it's people hacking into it ... (don't understand the hacking business but hey, any conspiracy theory can be popular?!)