I can't upload a picture on 360! Plz Help! 10 points to whoever gets it to work!!!!?

Question

I am trying to upload my picture to my 360. But, everythime I click save, its says Internet Exploerer cannot display webpage.

I tried doing it again many times! I think it might be a block, how can i get rid of it.

I have windows vista

Answer 1

Resize it to no more than 300 pixels and see if you can upload it. That will let you know if it's Vista, or the receiving server auto-rejecting it.

I believe it's an auto-reject and too large for your subscription-type.

Answer 2

Well.. my friend.. don't feel lonely in your plight! I bet this same question is asked here at least 20 times a day.

Yahoo is doing some changing of the 360 site.. a new profile platform is what they keep telling us they are doing.

Anyway they have stopped doing maintenance on our 360's about 4 months ago.. or more..

This issue you are having is a very common one.. You can read about this transition and why we are falling apart in the 360 by going to the top of any of your 360 pages and clicking onto the Yahoo360News option there.. it will link you .. "MAYBE" ... to the 360 Product Blog. This is all the information anyone has about the problems and promises Yahoo has made to and for us.

Answer 3

Make sure a JPEG formatted photo (with .jpg, .jpeg, .jpe extension) under 5MB is saved to your hard drive.

- Click your "My Page" link at the top

- Click "Edit Profile Photos" over the empty picture frame

- Click "Browse" and upload photo into an empty field. Then click one "use as primary" radio button on the right before saving (if you've uploaded more than one pic).

You can't upload more than 4 profile pictures (this includes an avatar). Make sure that you are following the 360 Personal Photo guidelines here: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/360/gui... .

However, the personal profile picture module is buggy. Some people can only upload 1 or 2 pics (like myself), so consider yourself fortunate. You may still find people with 4 pics in the module though. You can only confirm whether it's a Vista issue or not, by trying to do this on a different computer that doesn't have that operating system.

Otherwise, this could be an unsolvable glitch (at least by you) - whether it's temporary or permanent is probably up to Yahoo. See http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-4D4zxsg6f... for more about 360 glitches. The Y!360 team is no longer fixing glitches, so there is no point in contacting them. They are preparing to move the service to a new platform in the 2nd half of 2008, which you can read about here: http://blog.360.yahoo.com/product_360 .

Answer 4

You answered your own qquestion:

"I have windows vista"