Just running CCleaner will not do what I suggested, especially since there's a million ways to have CCleaner set up.
You have to go into the Options section, then choose Cookies where you can choose which cookies to delete and which to keep. You may be deleting all of your cookies every time you run it which isn't what I suggest that folks do since cookies can save you a lot of time as long as they are not tracking cookies which your antispyware should catch and remove anyhow. On the Cleaner screen, under the Windows Tab: For IE, I only have check marks in Temporary Internet Files, Cookies. I have nothing checked under Windows Explorer. For System, I have Empty Recycle Bin, Temporary Files, Clipboard checked. For Advanced, I have Old Prefetch Data checked. On the Applications Tab, I have nothing checked. These settings will delete everything you do not need but prior to running the Cleaner, I go to the Options and Cookies section and look at any new cookies added under the Delete column and move any that I want over to the Keep column. Lenny Vasbinder FREE and automatic online remote backup of your documents, photos and files... https://mozy.com/?ref=SY4ZSI Check out how simple and secure it can be to use the Mozy remote backup system. Mozy will back up your most important files and folders every day/night while you aren't using your computer. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Linda Atkins Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 10:59 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Y!M] YM Online I ran ccleaner, but hasn't helped. I did have an online chat with someone from Yahoo, and they are researching it and will get back. I guess we will just see how long that takes. Linda --- In [email protected] <mailto:Yahoo_Messenger%40yahoogroups.com> , "LNVTM1" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > You might want to clear out your yahoo related cookies. Although I'm not > sure if a cookie could change the check mark on your profile... but I guess > anything is possible. A cookies sole purpose is for a website to remember > you and your preferences when you visit it so there could be a conflict with > the hiding preference. > > I use CCleaner to manage my cookies and clean out other TIF's (temporary > internet files). I keep around 200 cookies active in my TIF folder for the > sites I go to often where I want them to remember me but I clean out all the > others with CCleaner. If you decided to start using CCleaner, let me know > and I'll do a blog with screen shots on how I have mine set up since I use > it ONLY to clear out temp files and TIF files. It can do a lot more but it > can also clean things that people didn't want cleaned if they aren't careful > and study what each setting does. I've been meaning to do a blog about > CCleaner for quite a while but I won't be able to do it till later this > evening since I'm off to work right now. > > In the interim, if you want to go and delete all your yahoo cookies now, > open up an IE (internet explorer) page and then under the Tools menu, choose > Internet Options. On the General tab, under the section Browsing History, > click the Settings button. Then click View Files button. That will open > your TIF folder. If you have 1,000's of files in there, you may want to > empty your TIF folder first which will dump all the TIF files except cookies > so you won't have as much to look through. To clear out all the other TIF > files except cookies, leave the TIF folder open but click OK on the window > that opened to give you the TIF folder "View Files" button. You'll be back > to the Internet Options window. Under browsing history, click OK on that > window also. Now go back to the Tools Menu on IE and at the top, there is a > item called Delete Browsing History (this may work the same as the button on > the Internet Options window but I'm not positive since the button on the IO > window says it will delete everything where this choice opens a window that > gives you options.). After you chose Tools Menu, Delete Browsing History, > click the button under Temporary Internet Files and that will get rid of > everything except the cookies. You'll see a separate button for cookies but > don't click it since cookies can be useful. > > Now go back to your TIF folder that you previously opened and you should > have only cookies and possible webpage Icon's remaining but I don't think > they are stored in the TIF folder any longer. > > Now you can sort those cookie files under the "Internet Address" column... > oh wait... you might not have your folders set to show details so you may be > looking at the cookies in the thumbnails or tiles format. To put in in the > details format, under the View Menu, choose Details. This will change the > tiles or thumbnails down to single lines and columns. Now sort the cookies > by clicking on the top of the column called Internet Address and read down > and delete any cookie that has yahoo in it. > > Now you know why I use CCleaner to manage cookies as they have only two > steps to go through this process. LOL > > Lenny Vasbinder > > FREE and automatic online remote backup of your documents, photos and > files... https://mozy.com/?ref=SY4ZSI <https://mozy.com/?ref=SY4ZSI> > Check out how simple and secure it > can be to use the Mozy remote backup system. Mozy will back up your most > important files and folders every day/night while you aren't using your > computer. > > > Lenny Vasbinder > > FREE and automatic online remote backup of your documents, photos and > files... https://mozy.com/?ref=SY4ZSI <https://mozy.com/?ref=SY4ZSI> > Check out how simple and secure it > can be to use the Mozy remote backup system. Mozy will back up your most > important files and folders every day/night while you aren't using your > computer. > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > <mailto:Yahoo_Messenger%40yahoogroups.com> > [mailto:[email protected] > <mailto:Yahoo_Messenger%40yahoogroups.com> ] On Behalf Of Linda Atkins > Sent: Monday, February 25, 2008 9:30 AM > To: [email protected] > <mailto:Yahoo_Messenger%40yahoogroups.com> > Subject: Re: [Y!M] YM Online > > Spoke too soon. I went in and put a check in the bos to allow websites to > show when I am online. I also went to edit my profile and there was a check > in hide my online status. I unchecked it and clicked save changes. But > everytime I go back in there the check is back. > > Linda > > --- In [email protected] > <mailto:Yahoo_Messenger%40yahoogroups.com> > <mailto:Yahoo_Messenger%40yahoogroups.com> , "Linda Atkins" > <linda_jeanne@> wrote: > > > > Thanks Lenny, that did it. > > > > Linda > > > > --- In [email protected] > > <mailto:Yahoo_Messenger%40yahoogroups.com> > <mailto:Yahoo_Messenger%40yahoogroups.com> , "LNVTM1" <lnvtm1@> wrote: > > > > > > OK... with the Yahoo Groups, your own Yahoo Profile, etc., check > > under your > > > Preferences, Privacy section and there is a place to check > to "Allow > > Yahoo > > > websites to show when I am online". If that is already checked, > then > > I'm > > > not sure. > > > > > > Lenny Vasbinder > > > > > No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. 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