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Alex Albuquerque replied on October 31, 2009 20:09 to the question "Why LinkedIn Outlook toolbar disappear from Outlook 2007 everytime i restart my PC?" in LinkedIn:
Jim, i appreciated your answer. Thank you for your time. Well, i really love this add-on, but when i already know this step-by-step described by you. But, it doesnt work for me. Every time Lineked In disappear, i cant see it in the "Tools\Trust Center\Add-ins". it disappear from there too. Well, i am not using this addon. Today i am useing Xobni add on. This add on scan all your e-mails and detect which has Lineked In Profiles. Its cool and do not disappear. ;-)-
Alex Albuquerque started following the idea "Support LInkedin.com!" in Flock.
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Alex Albuquerque replied on April 29, 2009 04:24 to the problem "I can't make Flock my default browser." in Flock:
John, can you clarify your actions? I did not understood what you crashed: Flock or Default Programs window. And what is "default programs trick", as you said? Thanks for you help. -
Alex Albuquerque replied on April 03, 2009 19:02 to the problem "I can't make Flock my default browser." in Flock:
aleksod,
i forgot to explain, but you cannot to do it. You can set as default browser as you described, but don't work. Nothing seems to put Flock as default browser, including Vista systems. The company is working on this problem. We have to wait. -
Alex Albuquerque asked a question in LinkedIn on March 26, 2009 07:28:
Why LinkedIn Outlook toolbar disappear from Outlook 2007 everytime i restart my PC?Everytime i restart my Windows Vista, i have to reinstall LinkedIn Outlook Toolbar again. I'd been trying a lot of possibilities, such as: 1) Disabling anti virus; 2) Disabling anti spyware; 3) Check if the LinkedIn OLTB are blocked into Outlook as "Disabled Itens" (it do not). I dont know where to find. I can close and open Outlook how many times i wish, but if i shutdown my PC and restart, LinkedIn OLTB disappear and i have to re-install. Could someone help me with any way to follow? -
Alex Albuquerque replied on March 20, 2009 21:34 to the problem "I can't make Flock my default browser." in Flock:
That's good.
i read the post about this issue.Thanks, Sophie, for sharing the information.
So, lets wait the next release. I will appreciate a lot.
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Alex Albuquerque replied on March 20, 2009 16:57 to the problem "I can't make Flock my default browser." in Flock:
Well, i am here again. I did the tests mentioned in my last post.
Test 1
Disabling Avast anti-virus ans Microsoft Windows Defender anti-spyware.
Result: Fail - Flock isn't my default browser!
Test 2
Uninstall Firefox.
Result: Fail - Flock isn't my default browser! Now, Internet Explorer assumes the situation as my default browser.
Test 3
Edit registry, manually.
Result: Running, not results yet.
Sincerely, it seems an incapacity of Flock to auto setup as default browser in Windows Vista. Maybe, Flock can't pass thought Windows Vista administrative privileges.
I am still looking for any solution...
Now.. going to install Firefox again...
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Alex Albuquerque replied on March 20, 2009 15:47 to the problem "I can't make Flock my default browser." in Flock:
I am having the same problem too. And i want to participate of this discussion trying to understand and solve the problem. I really believe in Flock and adopted it as my default browser. But, my SO don't do this.
My specifications:
. Windows Vista Home Premium, Service Pack 1
. Flock 2.0.3
. Firefox 3.0.6
Other browsers installed:
. Internet Explorer 7
. Google Chrome 1.0.154.48
. Safari 3.2.2
. Opera 9.63
Already tried, without any good result:
. All the tips in this post, each one;
. Set Firefox default browser check off;
. Change manually file type associations (I.e: *.html) pointing all to open in Flock;
Nothing seems to solve the problem.
I was thinking about: The default browser setup is a windows registry information. Maybe, something are blocking changes into registry, such as anti-virus, anti-spyware, etc. I will try something:
1) Disable anti-vírus and anti-spyware and try to set Flock as default;
2) Uninstall Firefox, set Flock as default and install Firefox again.
3) Edit manually registry setting Flock as default directly into registry (desesperated and my last alternative)
I will post the results here soon.
Alex Albuquerque
