when i try to log on to internet explorer it goes stright onto about blank then reads "www.saftydefender.com" says an automatic computer has my personal details and pass words cant shift it any advice
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because i have very good anti-virus protection I have just been to this site with my virtual computer and there is no virus there . What may have happened is that your home page has been hijacked. Try this Tools->internet options-->in the home page box if it reads the site you keep getting taken to change it to a site of your choice. It seems the people behind the web site just want you to download their software, but if you do then you will have loads of problems. As soon as possible restart your computer and enter safe mode by pressing the f8 key, then run a full spyware anti virus check.
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I was having this problem too. It might be your cookies. If you have them set high, then you really can't log-in anywhere. Just click on TOOLS, then go to INTERNET OPTIONS, then go to PRIVACY...I think. Anyways, you'll eventually find it. That should be the problem.
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I dont know what the problem is but trying this should do it:\nGo to Tools-> Internet Options -> Security-> Restore Defaults, then -> Advance -> Restore Defaults.
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1.   tools/internet options/security/trusted sites/sites/ put url for site in box/add/ok/custom level/low/reset/ok/apply/ok          .          2.    tools/io/privacy/edit/put url for site in box/allow/ok/apply/ok     .             3.   tools/io/general tab/settings/every visit to page/ok/apply/ok          ....         4.   tools/io/security/internet/custom level/prompt/disable/disable/prompt/enable/enable/enable/hight safety/disable/enable/prompt/disable/enable/prompt/prompt/enable/medium/enable/enable/enable/enable/enable/automatic login  only in intranet zone/ok/apply/ok        5.    tools/io/advanced/put check marks in boxes:  Browsing;  first4,  #9, 10, 12, last 5,  :  MultiMedia:  put check marks in all except 1, 2, and 7.   apply/ok/ok    .               6.  Clear your cache and empty Tempory Internet Files/ folders.     ...............      R/C start button, go to search, type in cookies/ r/c start button, go to explore, in left pane look for  file "cookies". \nAutomatic cookie cleaning HERE:   IE Privacy Keeper 2.3  =  http://www.unhsolutions.net/IEPK/index.shtml \nset  Security Level to High\nIncrease Your Browsing and E-Mail Safety: 4 Steps to Help Ward Off Hackers and Attackers = http://www.microsoft.com/security/incident/settings.mspx\n\nHow to Manage Cookies in Internet Explorer 6 = http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;q283185
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Either you are victim of some sort of malware or are being blocked by security software. Try using safe mode to perform regedit and scan your computer with good antivirus and antispyware programs. Spybot, Adaware, AVG, and Bitdefender are all good choices.
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Do This click START on RUN  type msconfig when the configuration utility opens click on the START UP tab and look for the checked option which refers to the file and uncheck it I think It should remedy it. And set your homepage to blank from internet options in internet explorer.\nDo let me know if it worked !\nOpps so it wasn't there and when i tried to reply to your message neither was your email address found there   well then try downloading AD WARE by Lava soft and SPYBOT search and destroy from www.downloads.com and scan your PC 80% chances are you will get it fixed :-) best of Luck and please confirm your email address Thank you
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when you double click the browser, it will ask you if you want it to be the default browser. If not...go to control panel,Add or remove programs, and select Set Programs Access or defaults\nI don't think the browser it's auto filling user name & passwords, it allways ask's you if you want your account auto filled.If not...click properties on your browser and uncheck the box where it says about auto filling username&passwords...it has to be somewhere in properties. Good luck dude and don't swear me if im wrong :D
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My step mom had the same issue, logging in to secured websites, she got "page cannot be displayed"...The most common resolution to this is to reregister your  .dll files.  (See below)  If all else fails, go to the page that I've listed as a reference point, they give you all sorts of steps...I just gave you the one that's ALWAYS worked for me when I was doing technical support. \n\nPart 4: Register Internet Explorer DLLs\nSome core Internet Explorer files may have been unregistered. This means that a required file may no longer have its location identified in the registry. Reregistering Internet Explorer DLLs replaces any missing links in the registry for these files.\n\nNote For the file to be correctly registered, make sure that you press ENTER or click OK after each entry. 1. Click Start, click Run, and then type each of the following commands. Press ENTER after you type each command.\nregsvr32 urlmon.dll\nregsvr32 shdocvw.dll\nregsvr32 msjava.dll\nregsvr32 browseui.dll\nregsvr32 mshtml.dll\nregsvr32 jscript.dll\nregsvr32 vbscript.dll \n2. Test to see if the problem is resolved. If it is not resolved, go to step 3. \n3. Click Start, click Run, and then type each of the following commands. Press ENTER after you type each command.\nregsvr32 urlmon.dll\nregsvr32 wininet.dll\nregsvr32 wintrust.dll \nregsvr32 initpki.dll\nregsvr32 dssenh.dll\nregsvr32 rsaenh.dll\nregsvr32 gpkcsp.dll\nregsvr32 sccbase.dll\nregsvr32 slbcsp.dll\nregsvr32 cryptdlg.dll\nregsvr32 softpub.dll
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In Internet Explorer:\n\nTools --> Internet Options --> Content --> Content Advisor --> Enable --> Approved Sites\n\nEnter the websites to block, then hit the "Never" button. Hit "Apply" at the bottom. It will prompt you to set a password. From then on, you will need that password to go to that site.
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Change your password...uh...like...NOW! and then make sure that if you use a public computer that you ALWAYS completely LOG OFF before you leave or close the browser.
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oh this has happened to me you can try two things one go to Tools, internet options, and hit the advance tap then at the bottom hit restore defaults and hit apply and your good. Another thing is go to tools, internet options, security tab, and hit default level. You should be good.
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Make sure to "sign-out" every time you use your account...sometimes your PC will hold on to certain information and act on it. Also, when you sign in again, I would go in under the "secure" mode just to be safe! Also, go to your "Tools" menu, then "internet options...next, click on "clear history" as well as "delete cookies" and also "delete files"...these are all temporary internet files that your computer hast setup while you were surfing the web! They should be cleaned out often to avoid situations like you are having! Hope this helps!
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Check out the proxy settings of Internet explorer.\nGo to Tools -> Internet Options -> Connections -> then click the connection you use and check if use a proxy server is checked or not if it is checked then uncheck it. May be it would have helped you.
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I got same message on one machine.\nThat computer had virus, DSL internet connection and browser settings were also messed up.\nIf you are using internet explorer, you can restore the default settings, specially under tool, internet options,connections,LAN settings toggle with automatically detect settings.
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Try the following...just some minor changes were made.\n\nAuthType Basic\nAuthName "???"\nAuthUserFile www.mywebroot.com/.htpasswd\nrequire user username
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reset your cookies and advanced settings.\n\nif that doesn't help re-install IE.\n\n\nEven if that doesn't help then I suggest you to download firefox. its the worlds best browswer ever created. \nclick here to download firefox http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/iclk?sa=l&num=0&adurl=http://services.google.com/toolbar/firefox%3Fai%3DBhoy84xwPRMaZF52I0AGC-oWgD-mZ0hSN5ZnOAcWNtwEAEAEgvtG1BEiiOVCD49ECoAG1lcj9A8gBAuABAoACAZUCIVY0Cg&ai=BXtU24xwPRMaZF52I0AGC-oWgD-mZ0hSN5ZnOAcWNtwEAEAEgvtG1BEiiOVCIprQsoAG1lcj9A8gBAuABAoACAZUCIVY0Cg
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You need to get SP2 for your Internet Explorer. It looks like you have not installed and downloaded the new Security updates for IE.\n\nGo to http://www.microsoft.com and click on Microsoft Updates and then install all the updates.\n\nTry this too once you are sure you are up to date:\nGo to Tools then Internet Options on your IE browser.\nClick on Content and then click on Certificates then go to Advanced. Make sure everything is checked except Client Authentification and Secure Email.\nThen click ok til you get to the Main Options Menu again.\nGo to ADVANCED and scroll ALL the way down.\nMake sure SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0 are checked.\nGo to main menu again. Click on Privacy and Advanced and enable all your cookies.\n\nTell me if that works! I will check back again.\n\nEdit: Oh and you have to restart your browser.\n\nOk Crystal try this:\n\nSelect "Internet Options" from the Tools menu. \nClick on the "Privacy" tab. \nClick the "Default" button (or manually slide the bar down to "Medium") under "Settings". \nClick "OK". \nThen go to Security and then Custom Level and scroll down to cookies. Make sure they are all enabled =)\n\nEdit: First you can check if you already have it installed by going to HELP above and then click on ABOUT INTERNET EXPLORER. It will say next to UPDATE VERSIONS: SP2. If it says that, then you dont need it. If it does NOT say that, then you have to go to http://www.microsoft.com and then click on Microsoft Update on the left most part of the website and then they will check your machine and let you know if you need to install it. Make sure you restart your browser, and try to go into your bank again and let me know what happens!\n\nSorry Crystal...but Im sure the sites that said you have to enable your cookies will work now. Your bank might be using a Certificate on their site that is not compatible with IE. You can try downloading http://www.mozilla.com which is a different browser. A lot of people like Firefox, so you might like it too.