To Reset Pandora Internet Radio, do this:
Log out of Pandora and close your browser.
Open up this location on your computer using My Computer:
(note: replace USER with your profile name that you're logged into the computer as):
(note: replace USER with your profile name that you're logged into the computer as):
C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects
Go into this folder by double-clicking it. In this folder my be one or more folders with seemingly random characters. Go into the sub folder and find the folder named: pandora.com Delete it.
Next, go to this location (again replace USER with your profile name):
C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Application Data\Macromedia\Flash Player\macromedia.com\support\flashplayer\sys
Find the folder #pandora.com and Delete it.
Then go to C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Cookies
Delete all the cookies (or just the pandora cookie if you want to save your other cookies)
That's it! Just restart Pandora and log into the next account that has not expired or create a new account at this point using another email address. Local information stored on the computer will be removed and your time limit is reset. Basically you are removing the session information and resetting the saved account total back to 40 hours. Now Pandora might be saving the account total on their end and there's nothing you can do about that except have more than one account. The problem is when this session information is saved locally on the computer. If you log out of a computer and someone else had been using this same computer to listen to Pandora, the hours are totaled up even though there was two or more accounts in use. This was my issue. I move around the network working on computers and like to log into Pandora to have some tunage while working. When one of the office people uses Pandora and they had used up the 40 hours, I was screwed. Well, I am in control of the computer so I can remove anything stored on it. So Clearing the Pandora account limit is completely within my control. Even though I didn't use up my 40 hours someone else did but I was limited to their hours of use.
Hope this helps you all like it has helped me!
this sounds good +followed
ReplyDeleteI've heard a lot about Pandora I'll give it a shot, really useful guide thanks for sharing it. Followed.
ReplyDeletethanks for the tip. following
ReplyDeleteNice tip, even though I don't listen to that much of Pandora this may come in handy.
ReplyDeleteI used to download music on internet radios before, I used a software that cutted all the songs and then, the next day I put everything in mp3 and listenned to !
ReplyDeleteI do that too sometimes. I use IDM (internet download manager) and convert the files in iTunes. Quality is really good
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to try out Pandora radio. For some reason I just haven't gotten around to it :/
ReplyDeleteNice! Probably slightly against the rules, but hey, sometimes you gotta do it.
ReplyDeletehmm, interesting. My mom loves Pandora so ill have to let her know.
ReplyDeleteI use pandora on my android phone all the time, love it
ReplyDeletevery nice, thanks for the info :D :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip, I'll definitely be checking it out (:
ReplyDeleteWow this is really cool! It already helped me find new artists!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip! :)
ReplyDeletegreat post. following you
ReplyDeleteim too used to using last.fm
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic hack!
ReplyDeletebigunicorn.blogspot.com
great advice man, i really hope to use it
ReplyDeletehow would you do this for the iphone?
ReplyDeleteNot entirely sure, to be honest. What I can think of is make an account on a computer, log out of your pandora account on your iPhone, then log in with the account you made with the computer.
ReplyDelete