Can't access MSN Messenger or Hotmail Error: 80048820

[Veroz]

I recently purchased the D-Link DI-604 broadband router. Since I got it
I have been unable to log into any of Microsoft's services.

I run MSN and get the error: -Sorry, we were unable to sign you into
the MSN at this time. Please try again.- The error number *80048820* is
at the bottom of the message.

I try the troubleshoot and everything gets a tick next to it, which I
am guessing is good. Still, it doesn't help me get anywhere.

I goto Hotmail and try to log in there. I can put in my address and
password. I goto sign in, but my inbox doesn't load. I am left with a
blank screen.

Are there any specific ports that I have to unblock/forward to get this
to work? I would have guess that MSN and all wouldn't be blocked in the
first place. Strange, eh?

Thanks for your time.


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[Marc]

Veroz wrote:
> I recently purchased the D-Link DI-604 broadband router. Since I got it
> I have been unable to log into any of Microsoft's services.
>
> I run MSN and get the error: -Sorry, we were unable to sign you into
> the MSN at this time. Please try again.- The error number *80048820* is
> at the bottom of the message.
>
> I try the troubleshoot and everything gets a tick next to it, which I
> am guessing is good. Still, it doesn't help me get anywhere.
>
> I goto Hotmail and try to log in there. I can put in my address and
> password. I goto sign in, but my inbox doesn't load. I am left with a
> blank screen.
>
> Are there any specific ports that I have to unblock/forward to get this
> to work? I would have guess that MSN and all wouldn't be blocked in the
> first place. Strange, eh?
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
>

Try clearing your cache (temp files) and cookies in your web browser's
options.

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And click the botton "clear SSL state" in your web browser's options.


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"Veroz" > ...
>
> I recently purchased the D-Link DI-604 broadband router. Since I got it
> I have been unable to log into any of Microsoft's services.
>
> I run MSN and get the error: -Sorry, we were unable to sign you into
> the MSN at this time. Please try again.- The error number *80048820* is
> at the bottom of the message.
>
> I try the troubleshoot and everything gets a tick next to it, which I
> am guessing is good. Still, it doesn't help me get anywhere.
>
> I goto Hotmail and try to log in there. I can put in my address and
> password. I goto sign in, but my inbox doesn't load. I am left with a
> blank screen.
>
> Are there any specific ports that I have to unblock/forward to get this
> to work? I would have guess that MSN and all wouldn't be blocked in the
> first place. Strange, eh?
>
> Thanks for your time.
>
>
> --
> Veroz
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> View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=417375
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>

[Duffman]

I had exactly the same problem with my D-Link DI-604. Finally, a friend who
also had this problem told me about a setting in the router to change.

Browse to the router's IP address in IE or Firefox, which for me is
192.168.0.1 and probably the same for all D-Links.

Under the "Home" tab and the "WAN" sub-tab, there is a field called "MTU".
Try setting this to 1392. That's all we did and neither of us had any
problems since.



"Veroz" wrote:

>
> I recently purchased the D-Link DI-604 broadband router. Since I got it
> I have been unable to log into any of Microsoft's services.
>
> I run MSN and get the error: -Sorry, we were unable to sign you into
> the MSN at this time. Please try again.- The error number *80048820* is
> at the bottom of the message.
>
> I try the troubleshoot and everything gets a tick next to it, which I
> am guessing is good. Still, it doesn't help me get anywhere.
>
> I goto Hotmail and try to log in there. I can put in my address and
> password. I goto sign in, but my inbox doesn't load. I am left with a
> blank screen.
>
> Are there any specific ports that I have to unblock/forward to get this
> to work? I would have guess that MSN and all wouldn't be blocked in the
> first place. Strange, eh?

[Gul]

Thanks Duffman,I use Belkin modem router i used my routers ip which is
192.168.2.1 and under Home tab then Wan sub tab click Next and i changed my
Mtu to 1392 (which is supposed to be 1454).Bingo I have no problem using my
wireless connection and my MSN or HOTMAIL.Thanks again.

"Duffman" wrote:

> I had exactly the same problem with my D-Link DI-604. Finally, a friend who
> also had this problem told me about a setting in the router to change.
>
> Browse to the router's IP address in IE or Firefox, which for me is
> 192.168.0.1 and probably the same for all D-Links.
>
> Under the "Home" tab and the "WAN" sub-tab, there is a field called "MTU".
> Try setting this to 1392. That's all we did and neither of us had any
> problems since.
>
>
>
> "Veroz" wrote:
>
> >
> > I recently purchased the D-Link DI-604 broadband router. Since I got it
> > I have been unable to log into any of Microsoft's services.
> >
> > I run MSN and get the error: -Sorry, we were unable to sign you into
> > the MSN at this time. Please try again.- The error number *80048820* is
> > at the bottom of the message.
> >
> > I try the troubleshoot and everything gets a tick next to it, which I
> > am guessing is good. Still, it doesn't help me get anywhere.
> >
> > I goto Hotmail and try to log in there. I can put in my address and
> > password. I goto sign in, but my inbox doesn't load. I am left with a
> > blank screen.
> >
> > Are there any specific ports that I have to unblock/forward to get this
> > to work? I would have guess that MSN and all wouldn't be blocked in the
> > first place. Strange, eh?