How to Enable Cookies on Windows XP

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Part of the video series: Windows XP Help

Summary: Cookies are files that are used by several Web sites to store relevant information, and cookies that are disabled in a Web browser may cause some problems. Go into a Web browser's "Internet Options" to enable cookies with help from an IT engineer in this free video on using Windows XP.

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"Hi, my name's Izabella, and now I'm going to show you how to enable cookies in Windows XP. Cookies are files which are used by several web sites to store relevant information. If these cookies are disabled in your web browser you may have some problems with using some web sites. We have to open a web browser, and there in the toolbar we select Tools and Internet Options. Now, we select the tab Privacy, and here you can see a scale with the help of which you can set whether to allow or block all the cookies or to allow some of them. You can see the lowest one is to accept all the cookies and the highest one is to block all of them. Now, we will set it to low. It means it locks third party cookies that do not have a compact privacy policy. Okay, now we click on apply, then on OK and we are done. We have enabled the cookies on the Windows."

eHow Article: How to Enable Cookies on Windows XP