First login BlogEngine withe default admin/admin userid and password works but just throws me back t

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When I try to log in BlogEngine with the default admin/admin user id / password, the password works, but it just brings me back to the default page and not logged in (log in is still available, I don't get the famous settings page)

Does any one have any clue? This is with BlogEngine.NET 1.6 on Windows server 2008 with IIS7

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