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IE8 - Problem logging into CP
- Thread starter Rod
- Start date
Turns out this is an issue with IE8, no surprise there. The work around is to clear out your cookies, and then try relogging back into CP. Be sure to click the COMPATIBILITY MODE icon when it comes up, and then you'll be able to login.
NullSmurf
Das Bruce
Or, just shitcan IE8.
Joho
New Member
:thumbs:
NASTY
Cold Fire
People still use IE? :sign:
LarianLeQuella
Elf Wino
DoD won't let me install FireFox at work, but then they are still in IE7...
Spad31
Previously, on Battlestar Galactica...
LarianLeQuella
Elf Wino
*makes a note in Trey's file*
Despite the smell of cabbages, seems to grasp the superiority of Phu-Khen AV-8ers.
Despite the smell of cabbages, seems to grasp the superiority of Phu-Khen AV-8ers.
SmokeSignal
Diabolical Mastermind
If you are using any version of IE, download the free Google Chrome browser. You will thank me.
JHolmes763
Drinkin' the koolaid
I used to use PortableFirefox off a USB thumb drive, but that's not allowed anymore. Some proxies will filter/block on user-agent, too, but that's easily changed in Firefox. If you can download it, it may work for you, though.
LarianLeQuella
Elf Wino
We can't run any version of an install tool on DoD computers. No admin rights what so ever. Heck, the DoD has figured out ways to stop some executables from running, so setting up emulators won't work.
And we aren't allowed to put thumbdrives in DoD computers either.
And we aren't allowed to put thumbdrives in DoD computers either.
JHolmes763
Drinkin' the koolaid
Yeah, I know. 
This doesn't install at all, though. Just double-click and run. Probably best to avoid, but it may useful for other things. I'd carry a copy of that and PortableThunderbird (email client) on a thumb drive and use that on the MWR computers to check my mail, save my favorites, have tabs, etc.
This doesn't install at all, though. Just double-click and run. Probably best to avoid, but it may useful for other things. I'd carry a copy of that and PortableThunderbird (email client) on a thumb drive and use that on the MWR computers to check my mail, save my favorites, have tabs, etc. 
DesertRat
Perpetual Newbie
I use Chrome primarily at home but here in the office the company system is designed entirely around IE and is unreliable running anything else 
lurch
I.Y.A.O.Y.A.S.
Downloaded Chrome and I'll see how this runs. So far so good...