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My operating system is Windows XP Professional sp3, and my browser is IE8. I currently have 2 gig of memory.

Last night I received the above message after I deleted 2 albums, added 1 album and uploaded its pictures to Picasa Web Albums. I currently have 5 albums but only 275 pictures total. I have less albums and pictures than when I started. So I am doubtful that is the problem. This is the first time I have received such a message.

I googled and searched Picasa for an answer and the more I read the more confused I became. If I just click on the message and continue everything works fine. I don't know if I need to add additional memory or if a change needs to be made to the configuration.

Any recommendations and suggestions will be greatly appreciated. And, as always I would thank you in advance.

John

 

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The message appears after I click on the album that I added last night. In researching for a solution I saw suggestions such as: 1) Make sure that your Java is current, 2) Make sure that your Adobe Flash is current, 3) Use a different browser, 4) Change the system configuration.

Apparently a lot of people have or is experiencing the same problem.

Curious that it only happened right after I had created the new album, loaded pictures to it then attempted to access it. I don't know if this matters or not but I have the link to Picasa in my website. The website address is http://181stfrg.com. The album is Operation Kids Deployment. I was in the website when I accessed Picasa and selected the album I had just added.

John

 

had that 2 days ago,when loging into cnn website.then it disappears.

 

Hi, wierd indeed !

XP/SP2

With IE6 no updates and scripting



With FF v3.0.13 and scripting



So it can't be your comp !