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<blockquote data-quote="iNerdy" data-source="post: 68927" data-attributes="member: 1705">There are 2 reasons this could be happening, you are either not logged into your CMS (this will cause you to d/c everytime you try to connect) and the other is that your securesessions is enabled.&nbsp;I kept having this problem over and over and I believe I fixed it. &nbsp;1st. Turn off your emu2nd. (If your using PhoenixEMU) Open the config.php file where your license info is at and delete your username and password, also do this for the sql settings in the SAME config file then save it.3rd. (If you use Navicat) Select all the tables and do repair tables (before doing this make sure securesessions is set to 0)4th. readd all of the correct information back into the config file, mysql name and password and the same for your licesne username and password5th. Start the emu, load the client and it should allow you to connect.&nbsp;Hopefully this works for you as it has worked for me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iNerdy, post: 68927, member: 1705"] There are 2 reasons this could be happening, you are either not logged into your CMS (this will cause you to d/c everytime you try to connect) and the other is that your securesessions is enabled. I kept having this problem over and over and I believe I fixed it. 1st. Turn off your emu 2nd. (If your using PhoenixEMU) Open the config.php file where your license info is at and delete your username and password, also do this for the sql settings in the SAME config file then save it. 3rd. (If you use Navicat) Select all the tables and do repair tables (before doing this make sure securesessions is set to 0) 4th. readd all of the correct information back into the config file, mysql name and password and the same for your licesne username and password 5th. Start the emu, load the client and it should allow you to connect. Hopefully this works for you as it has worked for me. [/QUOTE]

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