Mozilla Firefox errors

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  1. Posts : 422
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    Mozilla Firefox errors


    I am having problems with my firefox. It keeps logging me off and I have to log on again and it gives me these errors:
    firefox can't find the server at us.data.toolbar.yahoo.com.
    Sometimes it gives me the error adobe Flash plugin has crashed.
    When I go under about firefox, it says I have version 8.0.
    I was on a Mozilla Firefox forum and they say my useragent doesn't show that I have that version and to go in and change it? I didn't have a clue what they were talking about.
    I was told to try this forum. Can you help? Thanks.
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  2. Posts : 2,362
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    Try clearing FF cache. It's on the Tool's menu.

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  3. Posts : 422
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    Yes, I do this all the time.
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  4. Posts : 15,026
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    are you using the latest version of firefox?
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  5. Posts : 422
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    yes, I have 8.0. My daughter uses google chrome and people on the Mozilla FF forum are saying to use Chrome. I don't know what to do. That is going to come with its share of problems. I already have it on my computer and I clicked on it and it said something about couldn't use because of wrong profile. I'm thinking - I'm sick of this. Just get this thing to work.
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  6. Posts : 15,026
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    do you have any addons or extensions installed in firefox? about the yahoo toolbar, do you use it? if not, please uninstall it. what antivirus are you using? Does chrome work fine or does it give the same errors too? I'd suggest to see what and where is the problem with firefox first then, decide whether you want to start using chrome or not.
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  7. Posts : 15,026
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    Patti: Uninstall the existing flash player from add/remove programs, download and install fresh the latest version from here: Adobe - Downloads . Do the same with Mozilla FF and download the latest version from here: Mozilla Firefox Web Browser. Also uninstall the program JAVA (if you have it). Remember to tick mark the option where it asks you if you want to remove the extension/add on. Run cCleaner, tick mark all the points under Mozilla FF and Multimedia (see pic attached - it will be tick marked by default). Delete any chunks left inside you Computer/C: Drive/Program files/Mozilla Firefox. Restart, now with a clean install of both, browse and do the usual stuff you do with your browser and report back. You could try creating a new user account with administrator rights here: User Account - Create and let us know if you notice any changes.
    Last edited by koolkat77; 06 Sep 2012 at 14:19.
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  8. Posts : 422
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    Ok, I will have to put cCleaner back on, because someone told me to take if off. I will get to all this this afternoon. But under the weather today, but am anxious to do all this. Thanks.
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    PattiChati said:
    Ok, I will have to put cCleaner back on, because someone told me to take if off. I will get to all this this afternoon. But under the weather today, but am anxious to do all this. Thanks.
    maybe you were suggested to uninstall cCleaner because of the registry fix option. but on what i posted you don't have to do that. I will wait for your response.
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  10. Posts : 422
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    I am down to reinstalling cCleaner and it won't let me unless I download Chrome. I already uninstalled Chrome, didn't want two browsers on there to conflict. So what should I do. I have down everything down to that point.
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