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MSN has completely died for about the eighteen billionth time, so I've decided to try Trillian again. I installed it and set up connections with MSN, except now it won't bloody show my online contacts, only the offline ones. Does anyone know how to resolve this? :(
I know these settings work so you could try copying them?
*attaches screenshot of his Trillian settings*
Still doesn't work. ;___; It's only showing my offline contacts for MSN for some reason. Wtf.
Are you positive you're connected to MSN? YOu arent' right now, but it is five hours later, after all xD
Gahaaaaaaah. I checked the status for MSN and it won't connect at all. Something about this computer really doesn't want me to connect to MSN :(
Do you have a firewall enabled? Check if that's blocking it?
Already did, and MSN is in the exceptions xD
That's the internal firewall. How about the one in the router/proxy that connects you to the internet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spiffing Cheese
PS: Do you experience the problem at home or at work? Are you the one who "owns" the internet access, i.e. pays the ISP fees, configures the router, etc?
I have no idea >_<Quote:
Originally Posted by GrinenshireThat's the internal firewall. How about the one in the router/proxy that connects you to the internet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spiffing Cheese
PS: Do you experience the problem at home or at work? Are you the one who "owns" the internet access, i.e. pays the ISP fees, configures the router, etc?
It's at home, and I know it's to do with the computer (laptop) itself rather than some overall network problem as I can connect to MSN with the main computer. And no, I don't pay anything xD
WHEN I SED I WAS GONA USE TRILIN THEY SED I SHOULD USE NO IM ATALL HOW UNFAIR THOSE MEEEN BASTRDS!
Hmm... do you have any pathetic freeware antiviruses or firewalls (ZoneAlarm:mad:) installed?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spiffing CheeseI have no idea >_<Quote:
Originally Posted by GrinenshireThat's the internal firewall. How about the one in the router/proxy that connects you to the internet?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spiffing Cheese
PS: Do you experience the problem at home or at work? Are you the one who "owns" the internet access, i.e. pays the ISP fees, configures the router, etc?
It's at home, and I know it's to do with the computer (laptop) itself rather than some overall network problem as I can connect to MSN with the main computer. And no, I don't pay anything xD