On your computer, go to Start > Run and enter in the program called 'cmd.exe' and then press OK. Try a few things for me if you could in the command prompt. (The third tab, which is supposed to display fails to connect but I've had that symptom for weeks now so I just open that page in Firefox if I need it.)ġ) what keeps Tor from connecting when it is in "Always Connect Automatically" modeĢ) why it can't seem to open (it always gives me a timeout message eventually). That's actually a proxy server service which is likely half the reason why you're able to visit AOL.com in the first place when it is turned on. Okay, I finally got it to connect by killing Tor in Task Manager and then relaunching now four of the five tabs connect and present the relative pages. Yet one very odd thing *is* happening: Task Manager says Tor is the biggest single user of my CPU at very close to 40% so it seems to be trying to connect but failing. I had the same situation yesterday and resolved it by closing Tor and re-opening it but today that makes no difference: I still have five tabs showing the Connect to Tor page but none of those pages show any sign of actually connecting.
"Always Connect Automatically" checkbox checked and then absolutely nothing happened. For instance, this morning I launched TOR and each of my five tabs displayed the Connect to Tor page with the I have an intermittent problem with TOR not connecting.
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