Gotomeeting error 2006

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I second this request. Why is there not a "Test Your Computer" link on the GoToMeeting website?

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Solution is here. Go to Preferences in GoToMeeting, change the email application to your default email application instead of Outlook. Then make sure that Thunderbird is set as your default email application.
Now you are done!
Create a new meeting or click Invite button after selecting a meeting from the GoToMeeting My Meetings popup, and you can see the Thunderbird new email windows shows up.
http://glenndcitrix.wordpress.com/2010/05/18/integrate-gotomeeting-with-your-email-clients-part-1/
Thanks Mohamed Riyas A. M.

Thaire765: Please give us a call 24/7 at GoToMeeting support and we'll help you solve the mystery.

Try this:

The issue seems to be related to a Windows Security Update. Our engineers are working on this.

Can I get you to ask your client to try the following:

After clicking the link to join your meeting.

Select the option to manually download the software and save the executable somewhere you can find it easily. Most people prefer to save the file to their desktop.

Next, right click on the icon and select “Run As…”

Finally, DESELECT the option to “Protect my computer from unauthorized program activity.”

And select OK.

You should be able to connect into the meeting.

You can also try joining the meeting through a different browser such as firefox.

GoToMeeting now offeres integrated webcam as part of your web conference. you will need to join the beta group and you can do so by vising www.gotomeeting.com.

My name is Chris and I work for Citrix Online supporting GoToMeeting and GoToWebinar. We're sorry to hear you are having trouble connecting to a GoToMeeting/Webinar session, but we have some helpful tips should you choose to try and join again:

- If you are unable to connect, exit from the GoToMeeting software completely, and then visit http://www.gotomeeting.com/wizard to download the latest connection wizard.
- Run the connection wizard on your PC, if it tells you that Good connection settings were found, then reboot your PC. If no good connections were found, please give us a call (800-263-6317)
- Once your computer reboots, try to join the meeting again.
- If you continue to have issues, please call us (800-263-6317)

I hope this proves helpful to you. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with while trying to use our products.

Hi!
I am a Vista user and did have the same issue, so here what I did in order not to have this annoying error (I am not sure what action specifically did the trick):
1) Did it via Firefox (make sure you have the latest one);
2) Go to java.com and install the latest java update;
3) Go to gotomeeting.com->Login->re-install software->download manually and save g2m_download.exe file;
4) Now do Unblock and Apply in g2m_download.exe file property General tab;
5) Then Vista users need to disable UAC, I suppose this is the same as "Uncheck the “Protect my computer …”" (Go to "Control Panel" and type "UAC" into the search box. This will bring up the link: "Turn User Account Control (UAC) on or off." Click it. Uncheck the box next to "Use UAC to help protect my computer" then click OK. Restart.);
6) After restart right click on g2m_download.exe and "run as administrator".
Thats it!