Luke

Thank you, that was very valuable for newbies like me. I can't seem to use the same method you did to get my way into phpMyAdmin though. Did you figure out how to do that? When I tried, this happened: All I did was copy the actual url of the pop-up window for phpmyadmin, and try the same nav trick you did in this bot, right after it. I've tried it with exactly your string plus the extra "/3rdparty/phpMyAdmin/index.php" at the end, (Meaning it should try to log in with the same credentials again,) and without them, just like you see in the picture. Actually, the first time when i

You must mean Windows 7... I'm talking about the Vistard stock firewall with it's inept 1-way monitoring. Eeeww.

OK, Got it figured out, hope this helps someone else: I had previously turned off Comodo firewall and Avast AV, but it turns out neither one of them was the real culprit. Windows Firewall had somehow gotten enabled too. I know I turned it off when installing Comodo, but it's on now. I wonder how long I've been using 2 firewalls at the same time! After I disabled Win's FW and simply put the bot on my Comodo allowed programs list, it finally let me through. My bots are working now. Thanks to Eric for the help. Now, it appears to be a real pain to have to add every single bot we make

Sent last night. I've created and compiled 3 other bots since, ALL of which have the exact same problem: None can get past this error page when trying to go anywhere at all. I'm using Comodo Firewall and Avast AV on Windows Vistard. The error is exactly the same when they are running or turned off. Further, I even tried turning on HotSpot Sheild (IP Privacy service, changes PC's IP every 1/2 hour) and still got the error. Is there something fundamental I'm missing about being able to make compiled bots browse the web at all?? If so, I sure didn't see anything about this in the tutoria

I am getting the "This program cannot display the webpage" error on my very first bot. Help! I just made a simple bot that will log into my Wordpress blog and enable some plugins. All went perfectly as I programmed it, and just before I compiled the bot, it ran flawlessly on an entire site. Then I compiled the bot, and went to another one of my blogs. (On a different hosting server, but still a WP blog I own at a Hostgator shared server.) When I open up my compiled .exe bot, and finally get it past the 200,000 Firewall and Antivirus prompts that try to convince me that this bot is the