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When trying to log into the backside of my web site(Joomla) &nbsp;to enter product, change pricing (etc&gt;) I am not able to log in under one particular profile(the profile on my XP machine, not on the web site) on my XP machine. If I log off of that profile and on to another (on the same XP machine) I am then able to log in to the backside(Joomla) of my web site. Any Ideas?
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When trying to log into the backside of my web site(Joomla)  to enter product, change pricing (etc>) I am not able to log in under one particular profile(the profile on my XP machine, not on the web site) on my XP machine. If I log off of that profile and on to another (on the same XP machine) I am then able to log in to the backside(Joomla) of my web site. Any Ideas?

Web Site Log in issue with only one profile

When trying to log into the backside of my web site(Joomla)  to enter product, change pricing (etc&gt;) I am not able to log in under one particular profile(the profile on my XP machine, not on the web site) on my XP machine. If I log off of that profile and on to another (on the same XP machine) I am then able to log in to the backside(Joomla) of my web site. Any Ideas?

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