XP Pro updates... disables settings in AOL

Hello-
It seems that after my PC downloads updates for Windows XP Pro that certain
settings no longer work. For example two times ago I noticed that after
downloading the updates that my AOL notifications did not work like they
used to. I happened across the fix when I asked about a problem with
receiving my hotmail through outlook express... I was told to go (somewhere,
don't recall at the moment) and add in MSN. com, and a couple of others.
Then, my AOL notifications worked like normal.
Now, after a recent download my AOL messenger notifications aren't working
again. Has anyone ran into this before, and know how to prevent this?
Thanks,
D. Hudson

"D. Hudson" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hello-
> It seems that after my PC downloads updates for Windows XP Pro that
> certain settings no longer work. For example two times ago I noticed that
> after downloading the updates that my AOL notifications did not work like
> they used to. I happened across the fix when I asked about a problem with
> receiving my hotmail through outlook express... I was told to go
> (somewhere, don't recall at the moment) and add in MSN. com, and a couple
> of others. Then, my AOL notifications worked like normal.
> Now, after a recent download my AOL messenger notifications aren't working
> again. Has anyone ran into this before, and know how to prevent this?
> Thanks,
> D. Hudson
>

I found some more info. Maybe it will help get a reply...
This is what I did before when having trouble with outlook express and AOL
(AIM actually).
Like I said, when I download Windows updates, it seems to affect the
functionality of something else...

IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...

live.com [and]
hotmail.com [and]
msn.com

....then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.

Thanks,
D. Hudson

D. Hudson wrote:
> "D. Hudson" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Hello-
>> It seems that after my PC downloads updates for Windows XP Pro that
>> certain settings no longer work. For example two times ago I noticed that
>> after downloading the updates that my AOL notifications did not work like
>> they used to. I happened across the fix when I asked about a problem with
>> receiving my hotmail through outlook express... I was told to go
>> (somewhere, don't recall at the moment) and add in MSN. com, and a couple
>> of others. Then, my AOL notifications worked like normal.
>> Now, after a recent download my AOL messenger notifications aren't
>> working
>> again. Has anyone ran into this before, and know how to prevent this?
>> Thanks,
>> D. Hudson
>>
>
> I found some more info. Maybe it will help get a reply...
> This is what I did before when having trouble with outlook express and AOL
> (AIM actually).
> Like I said, when I download Windows updates, it seems to affect the
> functionality of something else...
>
> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>
> live.com [and]
> hotmail.com [and]
> msn.com
>
> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.

IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...

aol.com [and]
aim.com

....then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
--
~PA Bear (who answered your earlier thread that you just quoted)

Actually you! here's more of it:


Thanks-
> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>
> live.com [and]
> hotmail.com [and]
> msn.com

Seems to have done it. Not sure why it happened, but not sure I care either!
Thanks!!!
D. Hudson



"PA Bear [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message
news:%23aNF$...
> Have you installed 904942 yet?
>
> Have you always been able to access both Hotmail accounts in OE at work?
> ...at home?
>
> Unable to Send Hotmail Message from Outlook Express:
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311022
>
> Before creating a new identity per 311022, try this:
>
> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>
> live.com [and]
> hotmail.com [and]
> msn.com
>
> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
>
> NB: Not everyone can successfully access more than one (1) Hotmail account
> in OE.
> --
> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
> MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002
> AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
> DTS-L http://dts-l.net/






"PA Bear [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message
news:...
> D. Hudson wrote:
>> "D. Hudson" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Hello-
>>> It seems that after my PC downloads updates for Windows XP Pro that
>>> certain settings no longer work. For example two times ago I noticed
>>> that
>>> after downloading the updates that my AOL notifications did not work
>>> like
>>> they used to. I happened across the fix when I asked about a problem
>>> with
>>> receiving my hotmail through outlook express... I was told to go
>>> (somewhere, don't recall at the moment) and add in MSN. com, and a
>>> couple
>>> of others. Then, my AOL notifications worked like normal.
>>> Now, after a recent download my AOL messenger notifications aren't
>>> working
>>> again. Has anyone ran into this before, and know how to prevent this?
>>> Thanks,
>>> D. Hudson
>>>
>>
>> I found some more info. Maybe it will help get a reply...
>> This is what I did before when having trouble with outlook express and
>> AOL
>> (AIM actually).
>> Like I said, when I download Windows updates, it seems to affect the
>> functionality of something else...
>>
>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>
>> live.com [and]
>> hotmail.com [and]
>> msn.com
>>
>> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
>
> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>
> aol.com [and]
> aim.com
>
> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
> --
> ~PA Bear (who answered your earlier thread that you just quoted)

I know & YW again.

D. Hudson wrote:
> Actually you! here's more of it:
>
> Thanks-
> [<paste>]
>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>
>> live.com [and]
>> hotmail.com [and]
>> msn.com
>
> Seems to have done it. Not sure why it happened, but not sure I care
> either!
> Thanks!!!
> D. Hudson
> [</paste>]
> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message
> news:%23aNF$...
>> Have you installed 904942 yet?
>>
>> Have you always been able to access both Hotmail accounts in OE at work?
>> ...at home?
>>
>> Unable to Send Hotmail Message from Outlook Express:
>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311022
>>
>> Before creating a new identity per 311022, try this:
>>
>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>
>> live.com [and]
>> hotmail.com [and]
>> msn.com
>>
>> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
>>
>> NB: Not everyone can successfully access more than one (1) Hotmail
>> account
>> in OE.
>> --
>> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
>> MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002
>> AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
>> DTS-L http://dts-l.net/
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> D. Hudson wrote:
>>> "D. Hudson" <> wrote in message
>>> news:...
>>>> Hello-
>>>> It seems that after my PC downloads updates for Windows XP Pro that
>>>> certain settings no longer work. For example two times ago I noticed
>>>> that
>>>> after downloading the updates that my AOL notifications did not work
>>>> like
>>>> they used to. I happened across the fix when I asked about a problem
>>>> with
>>>> receiving my hotmail through outlook express... I was told to go
>>>> (somewhere, don't recall at the moment) and add in MSN. com, and a
>>>> couple
>>>> of others. Then, my AOL notifications worked like normal.
>>>> Now, after a recent download my AOL messenger notifications aren't
>>>> working
>>>> again. Has anyone ran into this before, and know how to prevent this?
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> D. Hudson
>>>>
>>>
>>> I found some more info. Maybe it will help get a reply...
>>> This is what I did before when having trouble with outlook express and
>>> AOL
>>> (AIM actually).
>>> Like I said, when I download Windows updates, it seems to affect the
>>> functionality of something else...
>>>
>>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>>
>>> live.com [and]
>>> hotmail.com [and]
>>> msn.com
>>>
>>> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
>>
>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>
>> aol.com [and]
>> aim.com
>>
>> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
>> --
>> ~PA Bear (who answered your earlier thread that you just quoted)

YW again?



"PA Bear [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message
news:%233%23jpD$...
>I know & YW again.
>
> D. Hudson wrote:
>> Actually you! here's more of it:
>>
>> Thanks-
>> [<paste>]
>>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>>
>>> live.com [and]
>>> hotmail.com [and]
>>> msn.com
>>
>> Seems to have done it. Not sure why it happened, but not sure I care
>> either!
>> Thanks!!!
>> D. Hudson
>> [</paste>]
>> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message
>> news:%23aNF$...
>>> Have you installed 904942 yet?
>>>
>>> Have you always been able to access both Hotmail accounts in OE at work?
>>> ...at home?
>>>
>>> Unable to Send Hotmail Message from Outlook Express:
>>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311022
>>>
>>> Before creating a new identity per 311022, try this:
>>>
>>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>>
>>> live.com [and]
>>> hotmail.com [and]
>>> msn.com
>>>
>>> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
>>>
>>> NB: Not everyone can successfully access more than one (1) Hotmail
>>> account
>>> in OE.
>>> --
>>> ~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
>>> MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002
>>> AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
>>> DTS-L http://dts-l.net/
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> D. Hudson wrote:
>>>> "D. Hudson" <> wrote in message
>>>> news:...
>>>>> Hello-
>>>>> It seems that after my PC downloads updates for Windows XP Pro that
>>>>> certain settings no longer work. For example two times ago I noticed
>>>>> that
>>>>> after downloading the updates that my AOL notifications did not work
>>>>> like
>>>>> they used to. I happened across the fix when I asked about a problem
>>>>> with
>>>>> receiving my hotmail through outlook express... I was told to go
>>>>> (somewhere, don't recall at the moment) and add in MSN. com, and a
>>>>> couple
>>>>> of others. Then, my AOL notifications worked like normal.
>>>>> Now, after a recent download my AOL messenger notifications aren't
>>>>> working
>>>>> again. Has anyone ran into this before, and know how to prevent this?
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> D. Hudson
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I found some more info. Maybe it will help get a reply...
>>>> This is what I did before when having trouble with outlook express and
>>>> AOL
>>>> (AIM actually).
>>>> Like I said, when I download Windows updates, it seems to affect the
>>>> functionality of something else...
>>>>
>>>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>>>
>>>> live.com [and]
>>>> hotmail.com [and]
>>>> msn.com
>>>>
>>>> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
>>>
>>> IE Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites > type in...
>>>
>>> aol.com [and]
>>> aim.com
>>>
>>> ...then Allow cookies for each domain, in turn.
>>> --
>>> ~PA Bear (who answered your earlier thread that you just quoted)
>