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<blockquote data-quote="btwthieves" data-source="post: 827489" data-attributes="member: 117818"><p>I'm also experiencing this error. I've tried everything from the link that helped the OP (twice) but I can't seem to make the error go away. I think it has something to do with authorizing MyNetflix - and therefore the custom browser - to use my account. The next logical step is to try to log out of Netflix in the custom browser so i can log back in again. </p><p></p><p>Unfortunately, I looked for a way to deauthorize MyNetflix and I couldn't find one. I uninstalled MyNetflix 1.41 and realized the custom browser didn't get uninstalled with it (!) So, I manually deleted the folder containing NetflixViewer.exe and reinstalled MyNetflix 1.41. To my disappointment, the MyNetflix plugin configuration window still showed that my account WAS authorized, so clearly the MyNetflix plugin is keeping its authorization data in *another* directory that is not removed by the uninstaller, perhaps in a database of some kind. Does anybody know where these data are being kept? </p><p></p><p>Notably, I had version 2.0.4 installed before this and it was able to stream just fine, which affirms that this is a problem with the custom browser because version 2+ uses IE in kiosk mode instead of NetflixViewer.exe. I uninstalled version 2 and manually double checked the skin folder and the plugin folder for leftover xml and dll files before installing 1.41, but I don't know if something in the authorization "database" was left over and is now messing with version 1.41's authorization.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="btwthieves, post: 827489, member: 117818"] I'm also experiencing this error. I've tried everything from the link that helped the OP (twice) but I can't seem to make the error go away. I think it has something to do with authorizing MyNetflix - and therefore the custom browser - to use my account. The next logical step is to try to log out of Netflix in the custom browser so i can log back in again. Unfortunately, I looked for a way to deauthorize MyNetflix and I couldn't find one. I uninstalled MyNetflix 1.41 and realized the custom browser didn't get uninstalled with it (!) So, I manually deleted the folder containing NetflixViewer.exe and reinstalled MyNetflix 1.41. To my disappointment, the MyNetflix plugin configuration window still showed that my account WAS authorized, so clearly the MyNetflix plugin is keeping its authorization data in *another* directory that is not removed by the uninstaller, perhaps in a database of some kind. Does anybody know where these data are being kept? Notably, I had version 2.0.4 installed before this and it was able to stream just fine, which affirms that this is a problem with the custom browser because version 2+ uses IE in kiosk mode instead of NetflixViewer.exe. I uninstalled version 2 and manually double checked the skin folder and the plugin folder for leftover xml and dll files before installing 1.41, but I don't know if something in the authorization "database" was left over and is now messing with version 1.41's authorization. [/QUOTE]
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