Want to delete coookies from Firefox

Make sure your password and server name are correct on the email account, and make sure the server you are useing for outgoing mail is a pop3 server. Your provider for internet services may not be a pop3 server on your outgoing mail, it may be a smtp server or something like that for outgoing mail. Check in your email account properties to see what your outgoing mail server says, incoming and outgoing can be different depending on your supplier.

go to www.dell.com and update your driver give your service tag . However you must pass the Antiviru+Malware.
from Dell please run Softaware diagnostic, for to see how is your hardware vs software conflict. do it.
God bless you

This may be due to a number of reasons:
(a) if yahoo mail is your home page & you're using wi-fi, then your browser (Internet Explorer? Safari? Mozilla Firefox?) may return the error message "Cannot find Server" when the wi-fi link has poor (or no) connectivity.
(b) the Yahoo mail server may actually be down
(c) there may be a typo in the URL (universal resource locator) you're using - even a single mistaken character will cause this error.
(d) there may be a cut in the internet between your computer
and the Yahoo mail server, but the nameserver still has the server's IP address in its table.
(e) about 1000 other reasons.

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Make sure you click Keep me signed in for 2 weeks. Also it's caused by the Yahoo cookies being deleted when you close the browser. If you are using IE then go to and click Tools, click Internet options. Go to privacy and make sure the level is medium. For Firefox click Tools, and then options, at privacy check the cookies options. Some anti-virus/spyware may be deleting the cookies. Also it is possible the server is down.

Hello.
Make sure you have enter the correct email and password.
If you did, the clear all your browsing history, cookies and cache.
Try to sign-in again.
If you still can't, try to sign-in using another server (eg. if you're using Internet Explorer, then try to sign-in with a different server such as mozilla firefox or google chrome).

If they haven't blocked tunnel site as well, you can access it from here: http://ctunnel.com/ Best Regards, RomanSB

use a proxy server, some internet provider block certain websites. you can usually fix this by using proxy server.
http://www.hidemyass.com/proxy-list/
that website offer proxy servers for free.

if this website is also block try this servers.
208.92.249.118 port 80
66.197.164.213 port 80
157.95.56.15 port 80

Web browser instructions
Mozilla Firefox: Tools > Options > Advanced > Settings > Manual proxy configuration.
Google Chrome: Tools > Options > Under the bonnet > Network > Change proxy settings > LAN settings > Use a proxy server > Advanced > HTTP.
Internet Explorer: Tools > Internet options > Connections > LAN settings > Use a proxy server > Advanced > HTTP.
Opera: Tools > Preferences > Advanced > Network.

Clear all private data cookies etc first then retry. My Firefox does this from time to time until I clear the private data for that session. This needs to be done by hand in the tools menu as the auto clean up usually misses stuff that is causing this.

try clearing your cookies and history. to do this, go to the internet browser > click tools in the top right hand corner > go down to the bottom and click internet options > go to where it says browsing history and press delete > go to the bottom and press delete all.

hope this helps, if not notify me

ok, this may not work but you could try to use a proxy server to get the video :

http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html

hopefully this will work, good luck!