Kristan
Wed May 17 02:07:31 CDT 2006
I've had to create a new Passport it seems to fix this..
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"Jonathan Kay [MVP]" <msnewsreplies@jonathankay.com> wrote in message
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> Indeed.
>
> Although these problems have come up from time to time, they have been
> localized -- there are some brute force techniques to fixing it (aka,
> delete everyone and readd) but I'm unsure if it will simply solve itself
> in this case.
>
> I'm afraid I don't know what's going on yet with this.
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> "La Cosa" <LaCosa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F8ED8779-87D9-4102-AE85-510BBB842C54@microsoft.com...
>> Oh and it seems more and more people are startign to experience this.
>> Must be temporary then.
>>
>> "La Cosa" wrote:
>>
>>> I have been experiencing this problem for a few days now, I see everyone
>>> online and I can talk to them but they say I appear offline. There are
>>> also
>>> irregular timeouts when other people try to talk to me.
>>>
>>> This problem, stating that this is a server-side problem, is one major
>>> problem and if I search enough to find other people experiencing the
>>> same
>>> problem, it seems there is no proper solution to this problem?
>>>
>>> I tried several other PC's, other networks to connect to MSN but they
>>> all
>>> seem to have the same problem. It is not a constant problem because
>>> sometimes
>>> I appear online for some time but that's it...
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