2009-02-03, 11:32 PM
Okay, I think I have tried everything to get this stupid program to work.
I have never had any problems with pidgin, until today when I clicked it and it wouldn't come out of the tray. I exited off it (It did the non-responsive carry on) and started it up again, and it just reappeared in the tray, but wouldn't come out. If I held cursor over it, I could see my away message. I then tried to restart my computer. Same thing happened. I then reinstalled it, same thing happened, could even still see the away message. So I did a search of my computer to find pidgin related files, and discovered it still had a folder in program files. So I uninstalled again, and manually deleted that folder. I then reinstalled. The away message was still there, and it was still stuck in tray. One of my friends told me I appeared as offline. I then decided to try uninstalling it and installing the newest version of pidgin. Still, same thing happened.
I think there is a settings folder that for some reason doesn't have the word "pidgin" in it, and I'd have no idea where it is!!
Anybody know where I can locate that folder, or how I can get pidgin to work properly again? I really don't know why it is doing this, there is just no logical explanation for it.
Might be time to get a new MSN/ AIM client, though I'm so used to using pidgin now
I have never had any problems with pidgin, until today when I clicked it and it wouldn't come out of the tray. I exited off it (It did the non-responsive carry on) and started it up again, and it just reappeared in the tray, but wouldn't come out. If I held cursor over it, I could see my away message. I then tried to restart my computer. Same thing happened. I then reinstalled it, same thing happened, could even still see the away message. So I did a search of my computer to find pidgin related files, and discovered it still had a folder in program files. So I uninstalled again, and manually deleted that folder. I then reinstalled. The away message was still there, and it was still stuck in tray. One of my friends told me I appeared as offline. I then decided to try uninstalling it and installing the newest version of pidgin. Still, same thing happened.
I think there is a settings folder that for some reason doesn't have the word "pidgin" in it, and I'd have no idea where it is!!
Anybody know where I can locate that folder, or how I can get pidgin to work properly again? I really don't know why it is doing this, there is just no logical explanation for it.
Might be time to get a new MSN/ AIM client, though I'm so used to using pidgin now


