Windows 7 not connecting to login server?


  1. seorankin
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    Windows 7 not connecting to login server?


    Hi, I have been trying to install a 3rd party download program. I download the install files, program runs, asks me for login info, I enter the login info and I get, can not connect to our login server error.

    I run the same program at work on windows xp and I have no problem. I ran another program on windows 7 and I get the same error, can not connect.

    I shut down all firewalls. I disabled vpn, not running - using main proxy.

    Used different modes in windows 7 - windows xp, windows vista. Nothing seems to work.

    Do I need to shut somthing off or turn somthing on? it seems that I cant connect to outside program servers (their login).

    Sorry so long, dont know what to do. Thanks for any info.
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  3. MilesAhead
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    I would ask a moderator to put this onto the Networking subforum. Either that or ask the people with the log in server what the issue is. Chances are you're not the only one who can't install.
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  4. seorankin
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    Thanks for your answer
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