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Login Troubleshooting
This happens because you are typing in an incorrect email address or/and password.
Solution
Retype the correct username and password with the right credentials.
*Tip:
- Type in the password on a word document (or Notepad) and do a copy/paste just to make sure everything is OK.
Solution
Disable the pop-up blocker or set ‘*.personable.com’ as a safe site on the Internet options.
- To disable the pop-up blocker:
- Go to Tools, select Internet Options, then click on Privacy tab
- In Internet Explorer 7.0, uncheck ‘Turn on pop-up blocker’
- Internet Explorer 6.0, uncheck ‘Block pop-ups’
- To set ‘*.personable.com’ as a safe site:
- Go to Tools, select Internet Options, then click on Privacy tab
- Click Setting under ‘Turn on pop-up blocker’ in Internet Explorer 7.0 or ‘Block pop-ups’ in Internet 6.0
- Type ‘*.personable.com’ to “Address of Website to allow”
- Click Add button.
* Google toolbars, Yahoo toolbars, and etc… may have pop-up blockers. Click here for instructions to remove those pop-up blockers.
Solution
Log in with the demo account (login: accountant@cpa.com,password: smiles)
- If you are able to login with demo account, then try logging in with your account
- If you are still experiencing the white background, the Remote Desktop feature on the computer maybe being blocked, it may be due to a firewall or a Proxy server, please call your IT department or ISP(internet service provider) and ask them to open the TCP port 3389.
Please call Personable Tech Support at (714)430-6944 to diagnose the issue on the server side.
Solution
You need to have Admin privileges to install the ActiveX.
- If there is a gray or yellow bar near the top:
- Right click on the gray or yellow bar
- ‘Install ActiveX…’
- If there is no gray or yellow bar near the top: Add ‘http://*.personable.com’ to the Trusted Sites zone:
- In Internet Explorer, go to ‘Tools’, select Internet Options, then click on Security tab
- Click the ‘Trusted Sites’ icon, then click on the ‘Sites’ button.
- Under Add this Website to the Zone, type in ‘http://*.personable.com’
- Uncheck the ‘Require server verification (https:) for all sites in this zone’
- Click the ‘Add’ button and then click ‘OK’ or ‘close’ to exit the window.
- Then try to login again.
- If you are still unable to install the ActiveX, this means you do not have enough privilege to install such Add-Ons.
Have someone with Administrator privilege install the ActiveX for you.
This is due to a ghost printer issue.
Solution
- Go to Control Panel
- Open up Simplify Printing Client (viewable in Classic view)
- Move all the printers into the Denied printers list except for the printer that he/she will use on Personable.
- Click ‘OK’.
Solution
Log in with the demo account (login: accountant@cpa.com,password: smiles)
- If you are able to login with demo account, log out and then log back in with your account.
- If the demo account login renders the ‘Error Connecting to terminal server’ message again; please try to clean up temporary file and RDP Client object (instructions shown below). If this still does not fix the issue, then call Personable Support at (714) 430 6944; we need to diagnose your internet connection to our server.
- Clean temporary file in Internet Explorer:
- In Internet Explorer, go to ‘Tools’ menu on Internet Explorer browser
- Select Internet Options
- Click on ‘Delete Cookies’ under ‘Temporary Internet Files’
- Click on ‘Delete Files’
- Clean RDP client object:
- Go to ‘Tools’ menu on Internet Explorer browser
- Select Internet Options
- Click on ‘Settings’ button under Temporary Internet Files
- Click on ‘View Objects’
- Delete ‘Microsoft RDP Client’
Solution
- Go to the "Tools" menu then to "Internet Options", then click on "Delete Cookies" and "Delete Files".
- Click on the refresh button to reload the page
Solution
- Click on Install ActiveX Control when prompted to install and run the add-on distributed by Personable.
- If you're unable to complete the login, try downloading the latest version of Internet Explorer at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/ or performing a Windows update.
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