This message is usually caused by running MixMeister 3 on Windows 95 or NT 4. MixMeister 3.1 and above does not support these versions of Windows.

Getting "The page cannot be displayed" error after submitting an answer may happen consistently or occasionally. The page cannot be displayed" indicates that your browser cannot connect to our exam engine. This could be caused by anything from temporary loss of Internet connectivity to improperly configured proxies and firewalls. If you get this error in the middle of an exam you will need to click the refresh button to reload the page. See similar questions...

Unable to relay' is not a cViewMANAGER error message. The error message is being generated by your mail server. Older versions required a list file. Create a text file using a text editor or the list editor within cViewMANAGER. Invoke the list by surrounding the file name with angle brackets If you do not include a drive or folder, cViewMANAGER expects to find the file in the cViewMANAGER program folder. See similar questions...

If you have Foxmail set to save deleted emails in the "Trash" folder, and you are near your quota, you may not be able to delete a message because the IMAP server does not have room to copy it into the trash. Uncheck the option "When deleting messages, move them to your Trash folder instead of marking them as deleted." See similar questions...

The same as the above question, it may because that your DVD disc is from a region limited by your DVD-ROM. You may try to install a DVD region free software to make your DVD-ROM can read the DVD disc. See similar questions...

Are you calling Update on the dataset like this without specifying the name of the table that you are updating? The problem is that when table names are not given, the system the table is named Table. This, of course, causes the update to fail if the... See similar questions...

Having the "Unable to load messages" error message implies that the FLASHbox was not able to successfully retrieve your messages from the server. There is currently no known explanation as to why this is happening, but having it as a permanent error could be due to certain Windows security settings, firewall software or Internet security software restricting the proper functioning of the FLASHbox, which requires support of SSL or secure HTTP. See similar questions...

You receive this error message when the computer cannot download the XML file. When this problem occurs, follow these steps: If MBSA still cannot read the file, try to open the XML file in your browser. If the file is valid, you can view the data in your browser. If the file is not valid, the browser generates an error message. See similar questions...

Answer: If you get this message after the initial Conference Client installation, click "OK" and re-attempt to enter the voice room. Otherwise, this may be caused by a corrupted file in the cache. From the browser menu, go to Tools > Internet Options, then click on "Delete Files" near the center of the dialog box. Then try entering the voice room again. See similar questions...

A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or the established connection failed because the connected host has failed to respond. The most likely cause of this error message is that both you and the user you are attempting to communicate with are behind firewalls or a NAT with no port forwarding activated. You will need to refer to your firewall / NAT documentation for information on setting up port forwarding. See similar questions...

Your code-behind files for either your .aspx or the global.aspx page have not been complied. Use Visual Studio .NET's "Build | Build Solution" menu, or run the command line compiler. See similar questions...

This error is displayed by FS2004 when trying to connect to a session. Usually it happens when someone else that's already in the session is using a router and hasn't forwarded the correct ports. When your FS2004 tries to join, it gets a list of all the players currently in the session and tries to connect to them. See similar questions...

This is another network problem. Your network speed is too slow, which leads to timeout errors. You can increase the default timeout settings both for DNS queries and mail sender threads in the Options dialogue and try to send mail again later. See similar questions...

It sounds like you don't have Java enabled in your browser or maybe your browser doesn't support Java. You should check and see that you are using a current version of Internet Explorer or Netscape. To determine your version go to your help menu then click on "about". You might also have Java disabled, in IE go to TOOLS menu then INTERNET OPTIONS, in Netscape go to EDIT menu then preferences to make sure Java is enabled. See similar questions...

After having extensively tested the program myself I was almost sure that it had become a bug-free program. Presently, there are hundreds of users who are running this program on a regular basis. I have received a few error messages from the users of this program but none of the errors were due to any bug in the program. Most of the errors get resolved simply by re-installing the program. A small number of errors relate to the system on which the program is running. See similar questions...

This is likely caused by using the Netscape 6.1 browser. Its SSL implementation is not compatible with many e-commerce sites. Netscape is aware of this problem and will probably fix it in the next release. See similar questions...

I tried to install the HomeVoice® demo on my PC (Windows NT4, SP6) and it failed. First error: "Unable to find CTL3D.DLL" and then it failed to find VBXSETUP.EXE. The problem is HomeVoice® 2.1 will not run on Windows NT, only Windows 95 or 98. HomeVoice® 2.3 is required to run on Microsoft Windows NT, ME, 2000 and XP. Did this happen during download? Try selecting with the right mouse button and using the save line as… menu item. See similar questions...

Sometimes the openssl command line utility does not abort with a "PRNG not seeded" error message, but complains that it is "unable to write 'random state'". This message refers to the default seeding file (see previous answer). A possible reason is that no default filename is known because neither RANDFILE nor HOME is set. (Versions up to 0.9.6 used file ".rnd" in the current directory in this case, but this has changed with 0.9.6a.) See similar questions...

This error message may appear when trying to restore a course backup, import a content package, or import a new language pack. The error is caused by incorrect permissions set on the content directory. To resolve the issue you will have set the permissions on that directory as outlined in the Detailed Installation documentation at step 2. If the content/import/ directory exists already, then apply the permissions fix to the import directory as well. See similar questions...

In the error message the name and location of the database that is causing the problem will be listed. Copy your backed-up user files to the folders you originally copied them from, under the Duplo Data AS folder. See similar questions...