Inability to access secured sites additional info
From: Dave (dave.baldwin_at_btinternet.com)
Date: 06/17/03
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Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2003 11:14:40 -0700
Have you got Norton Internet Security installed ?
Had the same problem, after quite a long time with
Microsoft tech support, they asked me to uninstall Norton
Internet security, which I did eventually, I then tried
to access secured sites & all was well, have reinstalled
Norton & all still seems ok.
>-----Original Message-----
>I'm not quite sure I understand totally what your saying
>but I am thinking it's... you can view webpages in
>safemode but when not in safe mode it won't view them.
So
>maybe safemode doesn't load the drivers to tell the
>computer what sites are secure. And normal mode does so
>try changing your cookie setting in internet explorer
and
>put them all on low to test to see if they work. And
then
>change them as you will to fit your needs if it does
work.
>only other thing i can think of is, maybe you could try
>being in Administrator when you get on the web if you
>arn't already try switching to Administrator user or
>another account that has Administrator privledges. Hope
>this helps thats all i could think of for right now.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>While spending hours during two days on the phone with
HP
>>tech support, my Internet service provider tech support
>>and doing countless number of things I do have one
thing
>>to add to my last post.
>>
>>When you boot up in Safe mode with networking you can
>>access the secure sites over internet explorer but when
>>you do a regular boot in windows and try and access the
>>same secure sites then you get the same can't load the
>>page or site refused connection depending on if you are
>>under internet explorer or Netscape.
>>
>>HP tech support said I have to reload windows XP which
>>means, as you know, reload all programs and what a time
>>consuming mess. My thought thank you Microsoft. Now I
>>hope that some tech wizard in security with Windows xp
>>home will tell me what I can do to prevent from having
to
>>reload windows xp. I have service pack 1 and I also
keep
>>updated with the critical and security updates.
>>
>>PLEASE oh Please someone tell me I don't have to reload
>>everything.
>>.
>>
>.
>
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