The most likely cause is adware/spyware/malware that our anti-virus software doesn't catch. Two free products are handy for finding and destroying these. Do a google search for "adaware" or "spybot". Download one, install it, run it and fix the problems it finds. SpyBot does a pretty good job explaining where these things come from and why they should be removed. Adaware is considered easier to use.

This is to protect your computer from being misused by unauthorised people when you leave your computer unattended. If you don't type anything into the site for a certain length of time, the system will log you out automatically. You can change the length of idle time from the standard 90 minutes to anything between 10 minutes and 4 hours, by logging in and editing the number of minutes in your 'my details' page. For your protection, please logout every time you use the site. See similar questions...

In order to keep your data confidential, your session will automatically expire after X minutes idle time. You can set the amount of minutes in the Preferences. This policy protects your data in case you would leave your computer without closing your session manually. See similar questions...

You need to have "cookies" enabled in your browser. The LLL@Home site uses "session cookies" to record the time that an authorised user has been logged into the system. After 5 minutes of inactivity in the LLL@Home site, the user is automatically logged out. However if "cookies" is not enabled in your browser, the LLL@Home site is unable to carry out this security test, and immediately logs you out of the system. See similar questions...

Yes. I do a very extensive interview/overview and one breathing session so you will know what the commitment entails. See similar questions...

This has to do with a security measure. If your connection to the website remains idle for an extended length of time, we break the link to our system and ensure that any personal data that has been entered is securely deleted. See similar questions...

For security reasons you have thirty minutes to register and activate m-Vision. If you exceed this time limit you will be asked to re-register and since the details you have already entered will not have been recorded, you will have to enter your details again. Some Storage Cards have a write protection lock. To install correctly from the chosen Storage Card, the write protection switch on the Storage Card must be set to the 'unlocked' position. See similar questions...

You only have a certain amount of time to type your letter, after which you need to log in again. If you exceed this time, when you come to submit the letter, the server has expired your login, and thus your letter is lost. To solve this problem, it's best to write the letter in notepad and just copy and paste using the CTRL+C and CTRL+V keys into the letter box. See similar questions...

For security, your session will automatically time out after 20 minutes of inactivity. This is a security measure to help prevent someone else in your office from using your account. See similar questions...

Click on "Logout" in the navigation menu on the left when you see the message "your session has expired". Click on "OnlineOffice" and log into your account again. Should it still not work logout again, delete all cookies in your browser, close and restart your browser, better still, reboot your computer and then restart your browser. If possible, also try to log in from a different PC and do not use bookmark but start always with www.swissmail.org. Important: See similar questions...

For security purposes you are automatically logged out of your account 12 hours after you log in or if you change Internet browsers or computers. If your screen says "Your session has expired," simply enter your password to access your account. See similar questions...

That error message means that the time setting is incorrect, by at least 12 hours, on the computer on which the client or server is running. You should check and reset the system clock. We believe no security risks could be introduced, because handle servers provide a limited handle lookup and administration service that is constrained to the handle database. There have been no vulnerabilities found or security-related bugs reported in the software in over 8 years. See similar questions...

Your default password is your full last name (in exactly the same form as you submitted it to the RSNA). If you have tried that and you continue to get an invalid password message, please call for assistance with your password. I enter my Member (Customer) ID in and I get an invalid Member (Customer) ID message. I have confirmed that the number is correct. When entering in your Member ID or Customer ID you also must enter the zeros in front of the number for a total of eight digits. See similar questions...

If after entering your login information and clicking on the login button a blank screen or "Page can not be displayed" error message displays, you may have spyware, adware or a pop-up blocker installed on your computer. Certain applications, such as the Google and Yahoo tool bars, include pop-up ad blockers. Try going to either of the two websites listed below to test for these problems. See similar questions...

If TelTel has worked on your machine in the past, check whether your network connection is working properly. (For example, can you visit websites?) If your network connection is working, you might have tried to login during a system upgrade or outage. Please check the Announcements board of our forum for system status updates. TelTel works with most NATs and many firewalls. See similar questions...

A 403 Error usually occurs when a username has been blocked due to possible sharing by more than one individual. When our security software detects more than one I.P. address using the same username within a certain amount of time it interprets this as a possible security risk and temporarily suspends the login. If your Internet Service Provider uses a proxy server (which is the case with AOL), we have experienced a few cases where usernames are mistakenly blocked. See similar questions...

Error 401 is usually generated when an invalid combination of a username/password is entered. Users are given three attempts to enter their username/password correctly. If they fail on all three attempts an Error 401 will be returned. Please check you confirmation email to be sure you are using the correct username/password. Please be aware that the username/password combo is cAsE sEnsItiVe. See similar questions...

If you have received an email from the web coordinator, telling you that your access is set up, and you still cannot upload your files using the instructions in the email, contact the web coordinator (Barbara Button; buttonb). The hostname/address should be stoutinfo.uwstout.edu. Sign in using your regular email username and password. Your username should be in this format: uwstout-mail/username. Both the hostname/address and your username should be all in lowercase letters. See similar questions...