FTE Help
Post Fiend
Joined: Jun 2001
Posts: 7,493
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From: Erie, pa
Gear head I typed wwwdotford-trucksdotcom and got the same gibberish as you got, I clicked on it once and took me to the main page then crapped out
I'll be we have some DODGES OUT THERE IN THE WEB, they used to show up for sale every so often,now their probubly just out there Dodgeing around as the would when bored.
I'll be we have some DODGES OUT THERE IN THE WEB, they used to show up for sale every so often,now their probubly just out there Dodgeing around as the would when bored.
Bring out the best!
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 464
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From: Huff, ND
Have a great weekend, everyone!
Elder User
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 572
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From: Sacramento area
On the top of the first post, on the right hand side, is: LOG OUT. If you log out
every couple of days, each time you log out, it will automatically clear all cookies.
Than, follow directions and log in. And your good to go for another few days.
--- REPETE ---
Gary
every couple of days, each time you log out, it will automatically clear all cookies.
Than, follow directions and log in. And your good to go for another few days.
--- REPETE ---
Gary
FTE Leadership Emeritus
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 18,787
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From: Melbourne, Aus
Try submitting a support ticket:
Ford Truck Enthusiasts Support System:
That way we can track the resolution of your problem
Ford Truck Enthusiasts Support System:
That way we can track the resolution of your problem
Bring out the best!
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 464
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From: Huff, ND
WOOO-HOOOO! Problem solved.
It wasn't a problem with the site, or the cookies, or logging out, or Internet Explorer. It was related to my ISP's DNS Server. It wasn't hooking up right. (I am not a computer geek. I know just enough to be dangerous.)
From what I've been able to figure out, DNS Servers translate the web site description (ie: "Google") into the language the Internet needs to find the site (ie: "64.233.167.147") That's as much as I know about that.
I found the solution by installing a free program called Treewalk (TreeWalk DNS Home). Apparently, this program takes over the DNS Server duties from your ISP, so it's goodby DNS error messages.
Anyway, it's good to be able to access FTE from home again!
It wasn't a problem with the site, or the cookies, or logging out, or Internet Explorer. It was related to my ISP's DNS Server. It wasn't hooking up right. (I am not a computer geek. I know just enough to be dangerous.)
From what I've been able to figure out, DNS Servers translate the web site description (ie: "Google") into the language the Internet needs to find the site (ie: "64.233.167.147") That's as much as I know about that.
I found the solution by installing a free program called Treewalk (TreeWalk DNS Home). Apparently, this program takes over the DNS Server duties from your ISP, so it's goodby DNS error messages.
Anyway, it's good to be able to access FTE from home again!
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Erin, Tn.
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Bring out the best!
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 464
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From: Huff, ND
This is how it worked for me:
1. Download the program from the web site by selecting the option "Save to a file on my computer"
2. Save the file to a location such as "My Documents"
3. At the completion of the download, you will have an icon in your Documents with the file name " twdns821".
4. Double-click on this icon and a self-installing program will open.
5. At the conclusion of the installation, it just worked without any further action from me.
If this doesn't do it, you must have another issue.
FTE Chapter Leader
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 42,683
Likes: 3,152
From: Fraziers Bottom, WV
I uninstalled it and reinstalled and now it works on both XP systems.
It does not work on the Vista system and I have not found a way to make it work.
On another tech forum they talked about and some used OpenDNS But all it did for me was lick me in the site and I could not go to any other place on the net!
Will keep working on the problem.
It does not work on the Vista system and I have not found a way to make it work.
On another tech forum they talked about and some used OpenDNS But all it did for me was lick me in the site and I could not go to any other place on the net!
Will keep working on the problem.
FTE Leadership Emeritus
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 18,787
Likes: 30
From: Melbourne, Aus
I uninstalled it and reinstalled and now it works on both XP systems.
It does not work on the Vista system and I have not found a way to make it work.
On another tech forum they talked about and some used OpenDNS But all it did for me was lick me in the site and I could not go to any other place on the net!
Will keep working on the problem.
It does not work on the Vista system and I have not found a way to make it work.
On another tech forum they talked about and some used OpenDNS But all it did for me was lick me in the site and I could not go to any other place on the net!
Will keep working on the problem.
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