Deletion of cookies after installation of Internet Explorer 8 upgr

[Edward Palamar]

Accepting the most recent upgrade from MS of Internet Explorer 8 caused most
of the recent cookies to be deleted. This is the second time that installing
Internet Explorer 8 has done this. This unnecessary inconvenience has been
overlooked. I am hopeful that someone is working to correct this error. If
not, I suggest that someone does. I have noted in the interum of using
on-line at home, as opposed to the library, where I used to use the Internet,
that several forums have banned me for no good reason, that is, the forum
moderators seem to be sueing me for such things as Internet Explorer 8
upgrades not allowing retension of cookies from a previous version. Aside
from the fact that such imprudent moderatorship is unfreindly and that such
moderators have more peaceful means to a better solution, is there anything
Microsoft can do legally to enforce proper use of their products as I have
been unjustly banned from catholic answers forums, band-in-a-box independent
users group, christianforums, and have had my editing privileges indefinitely
revoked at wikipedia? There is also the current threat of the same at
perspectives.

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[PA Bear [MS MVP]]

Oh, my...


Edward Palamar wrote:
> ...I have noted in
> the interum of using on-line at home, as opposed to the library, where I
> used to use the Internet, that several forums have banned me for no good
> reason, that is, the forum moderators seem to be sueing me for such things
> as Internet Explorer 8 upgrades not allowing retension of cookies from a
> previous version. Aside from the fact that such imprudent moderatorship
> is
> unfreindly and that such moderators have more peaceful means to a better
> solution, is there anything Microsoft can do legally to enforce proper use
> of their products as I have been unjustly banned from catholic answers
> forums, band-in-a-box independent users group, christianforums, and have
> had my editing privileges indefinitely revoked at wikipedia? There is
> also
> the current threat of the same at perspectives.

 

[rob^_^]

Your computer may be infected by malware or adware or a rootkit infection
and injecting unwanted content in your posts to web based forums or
hijacking the emails of other users on the forums that you reply to. These
email address may be ending up on some spammers list that is being broadcast
over the internet in spam-mail or it may be your own email address that has
been flagged as being an origin of spam.

All forums have a Terms of Service or Terms of Use contract that you agree
to when joining. You should contact the support people of the forums you
have been banned from and ascertain the reasons why you have been banned.

If a malware or virus scan does not identify anything then there is a good
chance (particularly if you have upgraded from previous Windows versions)
that you have a rootkit infection. Take your computer to a trustworthy
computer shop to have your machine cleaned and give specific instructions
that they should check your machine for a rootkit infection and TSR
keyloggers.

Regards.

"Edward Palamar" <Edward Palamar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AD36A52F-ECB4-4490-8291-354ACBDB2A74@microsoft.com...
> Accepting the most recent upgrade from MS of Internet Explorer 8 caused
> most
> of the recent cookies to be deleted. This is the second time that
> installing
> Internet Explorer 8 has done this. This unnecessary inconvenience has
> been
> overlooked. I am hopeful that someone is working to correct this error.
> If
> not, I suggest that someone does. I have noted in the interum of using
> on-line at home, as opposed to the library, where I used to use the
> Internet,
> that several forums have banned me for no good reason, that is, the forum
> moderators seem to be sueing me for such things as Internet Explorer 8
> upgrades not allowing retension of cookies from a previous version. Aside
> from the fact that such imprudent moderatorship is unfreindly and that
> such
> moderators have more peaceful means to a better solution, is there
> anything
> Microsoft can do legally to enforce proper use of their products as I have
> been unjustly banned from catholic answers forums, band-in-a-box
> independent
> users group, christianforums, and have had my editing privileges
> indefinitely
> revoked at wikipedia? There is also the current threat of the same at
> perspectives.
>
> ----------------
> This post is a suggestion for Microsoft, and Microsoft responds to the
> suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
> Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
> this
> link to open the suggestion in the Microsoft Web-based Newsreader and then
> click "I Agree" in the message pane.
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...&dg=microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general