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SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook must face a nationwide class-action lawsuit that is seeking refunds from the giant social network for parents whose children spent their money on the website without permission. That was the ruling of U.S. District Court Judge Beth Labson Freeman who on Tuesday paved the way for a class that could include hundreds of thousands. The plaintiffs in the class cannot pursue refunds as a group because the refunds would vary, but can seek individual refunds, according to Reuters. Facebook says the lawsuit is without merit. The lawsuit was filed in April 2012 by two children and their parents. They contend Facebook let children use their parents’ credit and debit cards to buy Facebook Credits and refused refunds when parents complained. Source : http://americasmarkets.usatoday.com/2015/03/11/facebook-to-face-class-action-over-childrens-online-purchases/?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzRss&utm_campaign=usatoday-techtopstories

No problem, Mike, anytime!

Is it on a particular website that they are getting this error? It's usually a problem with the site itself. There is a Microsoft Fixit tool for this problem, Mike. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/175500#FixItForMeAlways

Thanks for letting us know, Princess Warrior. I'm glad that you have it straightened out.

Thanks for letting us know, Mike. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Does the wireless show up at all in the bottom right of the desktop? It could be coincidence that it was working perfectly and now isn't.

The PCI Database is down so I can't do a search using the Vendor ID or the device number, Mike. When you open device manager, do you have any bangs or did the Atheros driver install correctly? If the driver installed correctly and you have no bangs in the DM, the wireless card is probably bad. I've run into this a lot lately with both Acer and Dell. I've purchased a few of these lately for convenience sake. They work well. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008IFXQFU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Check this out, Cook. http://www.ringlingbeatsanimals.com/infographic.asp

This should have happened a lot sooner. They abuse those poor elephants.

As the Google internet service progresses, they will be giving other ISP's a run for the money.

It comes in handy to be able to save your Favorites. This will work well for you Short, when you get your new computer. You can export your favorites from your old computer to a flash drive and then import them to your new computer.

Hi Alakazam, Fancy meeting you here. Welcome to Free PC Help Forum.

I'm glad to hear it. I knew you'd get it, N3! :D

If you want to save them, you export them.

I just copied mine in Windows 8.1 and named them bookmark.

Click on documents and then give your folder a name such as Bookmarks.

21. You can guarantee this freaky ultrasound image is definitely not going on the Christmas card this year. 22. Why does the tree look like that? Oh, because it's been overtaken by tarantulas. 23. Is this proof of psychic telemetry? 24. No idea what's happening in this creepy photo, but that's why you always get insurance on a rental car. 25. The Wem Town Hall Fire 26. They met on Tinder before you had to pay a monthly fee. 27. She probably just didn't have her hair done and was trying to avoid the camera. 28. Who knew costumes this simple could be so creepy? 29. "Sorry, I have a ghost boyfriend." 30. This is more than likely what it looks like in hell, or at least Orlando.

You know those horrifying images you see one time and spend the rest of your life trying to forget? Thanks to the Internet, those pictures will live on forever and continually haunt you for the rest of your digital life. If you're brave enough to venture forward, we've put together the most terrifying SFW images that have ever graced the web. The Figure in the Window This was recorded by a hunter's camera set up in the woods 4. The Strange Case of Jeremy Bentham The Footprints in the Snow 6. A picture drawn by a six-year-old girl. 7. This bizarre image was captured by a store's security camera at a Redbox. 8. If you look closely behind the wedding, you can see what appears to be a cult wearing robes and hoods. 9. Is this proof of time travel? 10. The mysterious sailors captured in Hawaii. 11. No one has been able to explain this mysterious figure spotted in the crowd of a soccer match in 2013. 12. The inside of a camel's mouth is one of the creepiest things you'll ever see. 13. It might be time to find a new house. 14. Never test your camera equipment at old farms. 15. Your kid will be thrilled to know there's no Santa Claus after seeing this. 16. Is this unexplained photo a staged scene or a rare moment captured of a terrifying cult? 17. This is an image from Miyake-jima, where everyone must carry a gas mask at all times, due to the vast amount of volcanic activity. 18. The Crawling Ghost 19. Be careful where you buy your fresh fruit. 20. And also don't eat vegetables anymore. Just to be safe, don't eat anything.

They say that IE isn't as safe as other browsers such as Firefox, Chrome, Pale Moon...

Click on the Browse button so that you have the correct file path, such as....C:\Users\CindyE\Documents\bookmark.htm

Wow! My browser didn't pass. I wonder if that's because I'm using internet explorer. :eek: Thanks, N3.

Open Internet Explorer. On the File menu, click Import and Export, and then click Next. Click Export Favorites and then click Next. Click Favorites and then click Next. Type the name of the file that you want to export the favorites to.

I just purchased one of these. I can't wait until it's delivered. :thumbsup: This will make things so much easier. It's better than strapping two hard drives to my computer.