MSN 6.0 won’t work with my firewall?

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September 20, 2003 at 4:39 pm #12222

wisegirl
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My computer crashed and burned the other day and my OS had to be reinstalled, erasing everything. I have slowly added things back, and when I got my computer up and running I was alarmed that I only had MSN 2.2 with my browser! So I went ahead and installed 6.0 but it won’t let me sign in and it’s not my password. How can I find out what settings I can play around with to do with my firewall, as when I dl’d ICQ it has an option where it can automatically detect an open connection. Can I do this somewhere with MSN? I am stuck here. 🙁

September 21, 2003 at 12:38 am #90297

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Which OS and firewall are you using?
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