Re: secure sites
From: Robert (Roberts_posts_REMOVETOEMAIL_at_yahoo.com)
Date: 06/09/03
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Date: Mon, 09 Jun 2003 04:39:50 GMT
You should have the norton file downloaded on the computer, probably
in whatever default location is set. Just try to download any file and
see what directory it goes to. If you can't find the norton file
there, check your email receipt, as they usually give you instructions
on how to download it again for free.
As for NIS 2003,. you should be able to turn off the firewall.
Is it NIS or XP that is asking for the supervisor?
You should also check XP to make sure the built-in firewall is off. I
think you can go to the network settings screen, right click on your
internet connection icon, and check the properties for the firewall
setting.
Robert
On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 20:02:49 -0700, "Joan" <jrose15@rr.nc.com> wrote:
>Thanks so much. My NIS is 2003. Have tried to figure out
>a way to set myself as "supervisor" but unable to get
>into anything. Very frustrating. I downloaded the NIS
>2003 and bought it. Therefore, I'm afraid if I uninstall
>it that I would not be able to reinstall. I am not very
>computer smart. Thank you again Robert. Joan
>>-----Original Message-----
>>I just checked my Mom's computer which runs XP and NIS
>2002. It
>>already had already completed all updates. I had no
>problem getting on
>>two secure sites, including my Ameritrade account.
>>
>>I have a couple of computers at work, both run XP and
>NIS 2003. I will
>>check those tomorrow.
>>
>>Robert
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 14:34:26 -0700, "joan"
><jrose15@rr.nc.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Robert, afraid it didn't work for me. Think the problem
>>>is NIS. Norton has disabled quite a bit of its stuff on
>>>my computer. Says I can't re-enable because I am not
>>>the "supervisor". Will cost me $29.95 to call to a
>human
>>>at Norton to try to fix. Can anybody help? Don't know
>>>what changed my Norton unless it was a critical update
>I
>>>downloaded a couple of days ago. Thanks so much for the
>>>input.
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Try this:
>>>>
>>>>Open Internet Explorer.
>>>>Click on Tools.
>>>>Select Internet Options.
>>>>Click on Security.
>>>>Click on Trusted Sites.
>>>>Click on Sites.
>>>>Add the website you want to visit.
>>>>If it is not an Https site, but rather a Http site you
>>>will have to
>>>>un-select the checked box "Require server
>>>verification..."
>>>>
>>>>If it works let us know.
>>>>Robert
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>On Sun, 8 Jun 2003 10:27:44 -0700, "OGG"
>>><OGGIE666@MSN.COM> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>>Page for my sign on to my bank will not display.
>Still
>>>>>>works on my other computer that also has roadrunner,
>>>but
>>>>>>is Windows 98. Is there anything I can reset on my
>XP?
>>>>>>Have not had this problem till yesterday. I am the
>>>>>>administrator for this computer. Couple of days ago
>I
>>>>>>installed updates. Did this cause the problem?
>Please
>>>>>>help. In a panic. Thanks for any help!
>>>>>>.
>>>>>>I cant help you , but I am in the same situation.
>>>>>
>>>>> HELP US SOMEBODY .....PLEASE.....
>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>
>>.
>>
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