Cookies?
Veetec
02-12-2002, 11:13 AM
What are the names of the AF cookies??? I´ve searched them on my harddrive but I couldn´t find them,....I think. I want to delete my harddrive but I don´t want to lose my name and all the stuff again! Can anybody please help me out with that?! Thanx!
00'Civic SR
02-12-2002, 11:16 AM
They will be something like: [email protected][1]. I use Windows NT in work and you will find your cookies in the following directory; C:\WINNT\Profiles\"your username"\Cookies
It will be different for Win95,98. Just do a search for the folder Cookies.
It will be different for Win95,98. Just do a search for the folder Cookies.
Veetec
02-12-2002, 11:23 AM
Originally posted by 00'Civic SR
They will be something like: [email protected][1]. I use Windows NT in work and you will find your cookies in the following directory; C:\WINNT\Profiles\"your username"\Cookies
It will be different for Win95,98. Just do a search for the folder Cookies. Huh, I think I´ve found it this time but I searched for the exact same word like before! Weird...:)
Is it something like this: bbuserid(number)www.automotiveforums.com/ ???
They will be something like: [email protected][1]. I use Windows NT in work and you will find your cookies in the following directory; C:\WINNT\Profiles\"your username"\Cookies
It will be different for Win95,98. Just do a search for the folder Cookies. Huh, I think I´ve found it this time but I searched for the exact same word like before! Weird...:)
Is it something like this: bbuserid(number)www.automotiveforums.com/ ???
00'Civic SR
02-12-2002, 11:28 AM
Originally posted by Veetec
Huh, I think I´ve found it this time but I searched for the exact same word like before! Weird...:)
Is it something like this: bbuserid(number)www.automotiveforums.com/ ???
Is it a .txt file. If it is then that's your cookie.
Huh, I think I´ve found it this time but I searched for the exact same word like before! Weird...:)
Is it something like this: bbuserid(number)www.automotiveforums.com/ ???
Is it a .txt file. If it is then that's your cookie.
Veetec
02-12-2002, 11:34 AM
Originally posted by 00'Civic SR
Is it a .txt file. If it is then that's your cookie. Yes, it is! It should be the right one but I just want to be sure. Otherwise I have to start with a new username and with a zero postcount!:)
Is it a .txt file. If it is then that's your cookie. Yes, it is! It should be the right one but I just want to be sure. Otherwise I have to start with a new username and with a zero postcount!:)
Predator
02-12-2002, 11:42 AM
U could simply write down ur username and ur password!
Veetec
02-12-2002, 11:48 AM
Originally posted by Predator
U could simply write down ur username and ur password! I´m not sure about that so I want to make sure!;) I´ve tried that in the past and it didn´t work!
U could simply write down ur username and ur password! I´m not sure about that so I want to make sure!;) I´ve tried that in the past and it didn´t work!
bracer
02-12-2002, 12:45 PM
It isn't really necessary to keep your cookie. I delete all my cookies ones every month or so and you just have to sign in again, you don't loose your username or something.
Veetec
02-12-2002, 01:52 PM
Originally posted by bracer
It isn't really necessary to keep your cookie. I delete all my cookies ones every month or so and you just have to sign in again, you don't loose your username or something. Maybe, but I´ll save them on a floppy disk anyways just to be sure. I´m known for messing up anything what has to do with computers!:silly2: :D
It isn't really necessary to keep your cookie. I delete all my cookies ones every month or so and you just have to sign in again, you don't loose your username or something. Maybe, but I´ll save them on a floppy disk anyways just to be sure. I´m known for messing up anything what has to do with computers!:silly2: :D
Goosse
02-12-2002, 02:48 PM
Normally you should remember you username and password. I change computers from time to time (school computers, home, library,...). These all work fine for me.
Veetec
02-12-2002, 03:47 PM
Originally posted by Goosse
Normally you should remember you username and password. I change computers from time to time (school computers, home, library,...). These all work fine for me. Of course I know my username and password. I meant I´m always messing up the programs and stuff like that!:D
I´ve also tried to use my passowrd and username on our school computers but it didn´t work!:confused:
Normally you should remember you username and password. I change computers from time to time (school computers, home, library,...). These all work fine for me. Of course I know my username and password. I meant I´m always messing up the programs and stuff like that!:D
I´ve also tried to use my passowrd and username on our school computers but it didn´t work!:confused:
Goosse
02-12-2002, 03:54 PM
Originally posted by Veetec
Of course I know my username and password.
Didn't know how else to put it in English:D . Strange that your password doesn't work on your school computer.
Of course I know my username and password.
Didn't know how else to put it in English:D . Strange that your password doesn't work on your school computer.
Veetec
02-12-2002, 07:34 PM
Originally posted by Goosse
Didn't know how else to put it in English:D . Strange that your password doesn't work on your school computer. That ´s what I was thinking, too! I´ll try it next time I´m there again.
Didn't know how else to put it in English:D . Strange that your password doesn't work on your school computer. That ´s what I was thinking, too! I´ll try it next time I´m there again.
VTEC1600
02-13-2002, 02:57 AM
School computers are often behind a firewall that blocks that kind of passwords :) SO nothing really to bother about.
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