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Thanks for replay. I must know here is some conflict but I can't get where is.

Thanks, Cosmo. I've added hotmail.com to trusted sites and I use always Default Level of Security. Only what I change is display mixed content (cause every time I open RapidShare displayed boring security dialog.
But no luck.

Last edited by Xahi4475 (20-02-2008 09:05:50)

No. Currently I have Windows Firewall only.

Last edited by Xahi4475 (20-02-2008 11:11:49)

Hello, Cosmo!
1. I have Spybot but I have disabled filters and Tea Timer not active. I have AVG Anti-Spyware Resident Shield active.
2. Currently I have not any AV. Not OK but I had Eset Smart Security and I had little problem with him but I will install again.
3. Cookies are active because if cookies not active I can't log in forum. "do allow (for testing) inclusive temporary and third-party cookies." - this i can't understand what do you mean. Please, tell me more.
4. IE7Pro? I have diabled AdBlocker. I use AdMuncher and AdBlock Pro to block ads and flash. But all of them are inactive in Hotmail page. I've added Hotmail to white list.
5. Yes, worked very well. But until 1-2 months ago not worked.

I'll check maybe AVG Anti-Spyware is fault.

Edit: Oh, after disabling AVG Anti-Spyware Hotmail Compose works perfect. Weird, not? I must be sure. Lete see what happens later. I'll be in touch.

Last edited by Xahi4475 (20-02-2008 11:21:24)

Xahi4475 wrote:

I'll check maybe AVG Anti-Spyware is fault.

Edit: Oh, after disabling AVG Anti-Spyware Hotmail Compose works perfect. Weird, not? I must be sure. Lete see what happens later. I'll be in touch.

I don't use Ad-Aware, AVG Anti-Spyware nor Spybot S&D as they never found anything other than some tracking cookies that I get rid of with CCleaner:
http://www.ccleaner.com

As I said, I cannot look into it, as I do not use Hotmail. But some ideas (perhaps helpful):

Assuming that AVG is not responsible (but why this coincidental working yesterday?), I would try to deactivate AdMuncher and AdBlock pro. (That is the easy part.)

CCleaner, Tune up and whatever else - Many users rely on them, believing that they would make their system cleaner or quicker, but most do not really know, what the programs do; this is especially true for the registry cleaning. The point is, that those programs "clean" items, which they believe (!), that they are not needed. This does not mean, that they are not needed. And it does not mean at all, they this cleaning does improve the performance of the system at all. The registry works as a database and it does not matter, how big it is; even more it does not matter, if there is some per mille less content (the registry does not get smaller by deleting content, again similar to database-files). If there are really unnecessary items (most probably there are), those items do not hurt at all, as the registry does not get loaded completely into the RAM, but only the parts, that are needed. If they do not get loaded, they do as much as if they are not there. And if they are there, they do not even slow down the machine (that is because of the structure of the registry). What those tools cannot do is to decide, if there is a wrong setting in the registry and so I have never seen a situation, where they could solve a problem with a wrong setting. If they could, most of all pc-problems would not exist. But often those tools "clean" settings, that are really needed - mostly the user comes across the problems  some time after "cleaning" and does not see the relation (and cannot do something about that). A typical finding is, that even after doing a fresh installation of Windows with no software else those tools find a more or less great number of items, they want to clean - strange, isn't it? The problem is, that later it is hard to impossible to "unclean"; you could try to use their undo function. So in the end I am a strong opposer of those tools; sorry, that I cannot tell something more positive except the advise to remove CCleaner, to prevent later problems. (If you want to do something regarding registry performance, you can use PageDefrag from Sysinternals (now Microsoft) for defragmenting the registry hives and take a look at ERUNT, which includes NTREGOPT, a tool, which physically compacts the registry. (You could download NTREGOPT separately, but I recommend to take ERUNT, as it is a very good registry backup tool.)

Cosmo, I've disabled AdBlock Pro and Compose solved. Then enabled AdBlock Pro, Compose descomposed again. It's weird because I've set AdBlock Pro to do not touch Hortmail, Live, MSN and similar. When I open Hotmail AdBlock Pro has different icon (inactive state).
Ahoier, I tried what you said but nothing is changed.
After restart Windows I will check what's new.

Edit: OK, I've added Hotmail, MSN, Live to whitelist in AdBlock Pro even AdBlock Pro was inactive in WLH and Compose works well after sedcond restart of system.
Thanks for all ideas and replies especially Cosmo for long explonation and time.
I hope I have not any other weird issue like this with WLH.

Last edited by Xahi4475 (23-02-2008 12:33:01)