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May 25, 2003 at 3:50 am #7046

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Hello,

Since I’ve installed the y!tunnel freebie version,I am having problems with yahoo. When I close it (disconnect>signout of yahoo & exit) I can’t re-open it again unless i restart the computer.

However, I can log out of current windows user account (XP Home) and login in different user account, in which case I can open yahoo messenger but the Y!Tunnel says it can’t connect to the specified port and when I change the port it wont let yahoo connect. So I have to connect messenger without y!tunnel.

But if I do ctrl-alt-del and end the yahoo messenger process, THEN i can re-run messenger. Its really strange and really annoying! I have reinstalled messenger, I have re-installed y!tunnel but still same problem.

Anyone knows how it can be fixed? Or experienced it or am i the lone freak? Is the problem related to Y!tunnel or do you think it’s something else?
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