Windows 10: Problems with AOL Download

On yesterday, I was unable to use and/or download AOL Gold because of an issue with Microsoft software. I spoke with AOL, and they stated the error was with Microsoft blocking the download. The message referred to the assembly binding logging is turned OFF. It referred to a registry value [HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Fusion!EnableLog] DWord to 1. It suggested to turn off the feature by removing the registry value [HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Fusion!EnableLog]. I don't know if there has been an update with Microsoft, but I have never been unable to download AOL. Please help.

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AOL Gold Problem - Delayed Sign On

The steps that you've made I'm not able to follow.
There is no registration required to run V2.
The problem that you reported is with using AOL software.
How come you've switched to browsers?
AOL software should not take you out of clean boot.
Maybe there are others that can follow your steps.
Images were requested but none were posted to see what you did or did not do.

Consider the clean install that you posted from AOL.
Then install the AOL software.
You can then compare current to clean install.
If clean install is no better you can the restore the Macrium image.

 

AOL Gold Problem - Delayed Sign On

The logs were to make sure there were no obvious problems with:
windows operating syste (scannow)
windows component store (restorehealth)
drive file system (chkdsk switch)
etc.
No major problems were seen so the next step was clean boot.

If the AOL software remains problematic despite all steps including clean install > consider using web browser and smartphone access > cancel AOL gold and save money

 

AOL to begin selling downloadable movies.

While companies like CinemaNow and Movielink offer low-priced, and often limited, movie downloads, AOL has decided to enter the movie and television downloading business. AOL allows for the purchase and download of movies for anywhere between $9.99 and $19.99. AOL will stream other movie contents, such as trailers or bloopers, for free. AOL will also start broadcasting on-demand television, its own newsreel, and an extreme sports network, the beta lat34.com. AOL's content does not require AOL membership, and once downloaded, is burnable to DVD and is compatible with several devices such as the iPod.

Source: Cnet