KazaaLite & IE problem
After installing KazaaLite and a bunch of the utilities that now come with it under XP, IE now prompts me for a username and password for ANY ad on a site that doesn't originate within the site (i. e.
After installing KazaaLite and a bunch of the utilities that now come with it under XP, IE now prompts me for a username and password for ANY ad on a site that doesn't originate within the site (i.e. it is from ads.doubleclick.net). I have to click cancel for each ad, and each time I load a page. It gets quite annoying quite quickly. It seems like a IE security issue, but after changing almost every single option in IE, I still haven't found anything that eliminates it. Uninstalling KazaaLite doesn't change anything either, even when I pick the option to delete registry keys.
I have IE version 6.0.2800.(lots of other numbers) and the newest version of KazaaLite
Any help is appreciated
I have IE version 6.0.2800.(lots of other numbers) and the newest version of KazaaLite
Any help is appreciated
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Are you running any type of web server? And did you install the Kazaa Lite hosts file?
When you replace your hosts file, there are entries that point all of those ad and banner sites to 127.0.0.1 (localhost), so if you're running a web server, IE is trying to connect to it. If you're running a server, you may want to down it while you're surfing, or change its port.
When you replace your hosts file, there are entries that point all of those ad and banner sites to 127.0.0.1 (localhost), so if you're running a web server, IE is trying to connect to it. If you're running a server, you may want to down it while you're surfing, or change its port.
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Cheers,
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I strongly reccommend eMule over any other file sharing tool. Give it a try. It's free, open-source, user-friendly, has 2.5 million users, and no adware! It even has download scheduling so you can cap your download bandwidth during the daytime and let it run wild at night.
HTTP://emule-project.org
Cheers,
Christian Blackburn
