Stopping Security Warning when browsing??

[Roach-Rampino]

How do I stop a Security Warning coming up on a trusted website every time I navigate to a new page please...it's driving me bananas!

[copey123]

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ie/zoneelev.htm

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[Roach-Rampino]

http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ie/zoneelev.htm

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Hmmm....tried the changing Custom Level bit but doesn't seem to work?

[JonEp]

Check the date on your PC! If its wrong all the certificates will fail.

[Roach-Rampino]

Check the date on your PC! If its wrong all the certificates will fail.

Do you mean the date as in "time and date"? If so it's correct.

[muttleymacclad]

Are you using firefox or IE?

In firefox you can disable warnings by tick boxes.
Tools > Options> Security > Warning messages > Settings.

mml

[Roach-Rampino]

Are you using firefox or IE?

In firefox you can disable warnings by tick boxes.
Tools > Options> Security > Warning messages > Settings.

mml

IE mate.....

[jamie_h88]

Try tools>phishing filters>security>turn of phisihng filters. If you have other internet security i think you will be rfine

[Roach-Rampino]

Try tools>phishing filters>security>turn of phisihng filters. If you have other internet security i think you will be rfine

That's not in my options mate :-(

[cyprus]

Try this bro. In IE, click Tools, then select "Internet Options", should be at the bottom of the list. This opens a new window with various tabs. Choose the "Advanced" tab and at the bottom of the new options window you will see, "Reset Internet Explorer Settings" with a Reset... button next to it. Click it and cross your fingers!

[Roach-Rampino]

Try this bro. In IE, click Tools, then select "Internet Options", should be at the bottom of the list. This opens a new window with various tabs. Choose the "Advanced" tab and at the bottom of the new options window you will see, "Reset Internet Explorer Settings" with a Reset... button next to it. Click it and cross your fingers!

Thanks mate but still no good.

[Goldberg]

Change to Firefox or Chrome. This is one of the reasons I hate IE!

[copey123]

Is this on a home PC or a work PC that has group policies applied to it? Are you an administrator of the PC?

In the security tab of IE options, for both Internet and Local Intranet, go to the security level and click custom and try setting them both to "Medium-High" Then apply the changes, close all IE windows, reopen and try again.

[Mr.James]

Tools > Internet Options > Security > <IE Zone> > Custom Level...

Make sure 'Websites from less priviedged web contenbt zone can navigate into this zone' to Enabled.

Possibly also set 'Display mixed content' to enabled.

[Roach-Rampino]

Tools > Internet Options > Security > <IE Zone> > Custom Level...

Make sure 'Websites from less priviedged web contenbt zone can navigate into this zone' to Enabled.

Possibly also set 'Display mixed content' to enabled.

You're a star mate...that has done the trick.

Thanks to all for your input and suggestions, much appreciated folks.

[Roach-Rampino]

I received this today in an email from the website owners:

"Finally, many of our members who use Internet Explorer as their browser have seen at first hand the new security alerts we have put in place to offer greater security to our members and the information held on the website.
We appreciate that with Internet Explorer the security alerts are very strict and that members are spending too much time accepting the alert condition.

Please find below the instructions to change your settings to over-ride the security alerts:

Go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Security
Select the "Security" tab -> Click the "Custom Level" button
In the "Miscellaneous" section change “Display mixed content” to Enable (this option is about half way down the screen)
Save all changes and relaunch Internet Explorer

If you need any assistance implementing these changes please do not hesitate to contact me"

Too late....DF came to the rescue first.

[Mr.James]

mint