logged into a website, and click a link - get asked to relogin


  1. irishpaul70
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    logged into a website, and click a link - get asked to relogin


    since upgrading to win10

    chrome/firefox/ie/edge all playing up

    i log into a forum website.

    and say click a link inside said website, (which should take me to a page belonging to same said website) - and it jumps back to log in page - ask me to re-log in and then it takes me to the intended page i wanted in 1st place.

    This is happening to several generic website of popular choice.

    I did all the purge cookies/reboot stuff. even did the search online to see if anyone else had reported it. No one in windows 10 yet.
    I even made sure my user account on the websites had same location/date/time as my laptop.

    i will not do specific details - as to what websites or screenshots.

    I think this is not a browser issue but something techie/other system setups.

    advice appreciated.

    Paul
    Last edited by irishpaul70; 01 Sep 2015 at 09:57. Reason: typo
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  3. irishpaul70
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    got to be a techie out there to help! i am about 85% tech head - but this needs a 100% TH
    advice always welcome
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  4. jds63
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    That is strange ! Any other types of problems browsing besides this issue. How many of these website do this, all have something in common to each other, since won't tell ?
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  6. irishpaul70
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    I am trying to find out what is in common - both are user login based forum sites.
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  7. irishpaul70
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    also on one of the websites - if i manually logout - i sometimes get this error

    HASH Error! Please click here to try again.

    maybe it is a read/write permission thing?
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  8. jds63
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    irishpaul70 said:
    also on one of the websites - if i manually logout - i sometimes get this error

    HASH Error! Please click here to try again.

    maybe it is a read/write permission thing?
    Maybe just be the website themselves, they might be using the same services. I use Lycos for one of my e-mail i can't seem get on lately with any browser. Hard to think it might have something to do with your network, unless your anti- virus or firewall maybe.
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  9. irishpaul70
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    had no prob with the sites before the windows 10 upgrade.
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  10. irishpaul70
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    is anyone familiar with the location/date/time issue - want to find more info on it - u set them on ya laptop - and under a forum website set them there - if a mismatch - login issues.
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