My PC has been acting up 4 a while. I cannot log on to any secured sites. Can anyone help me with this?
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Clear you Internet cache (Tools->Internet Options->General->Delete Files).  Then check your security settings (Tools->Internet Options->Secuity) and set them to default.  Under Tools->Internet Options->Advanced, make sure that Use SSL 2.0 and Use SSL 3.0 are checked.  You can download and run Adaware for free, which would check for spyware.  You can also download and run AVG virus scanner for free.
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Iam sorry to tell u ur computer have trojans or coolwebsearch hijackers. Download CWshredder and Adaware Se personal and run them in safe mode.
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OR\n\nLet us try the following.\n1- Clear history and cookies\n2- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n3- Restart computer and try again\n4- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n5- Check for antivirus, you need one
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When you enter your username and password, that's the point at which it should switch to a secure connection, SSL.  It's possible that you have the SSL ports blocked by a firewall.  Check the firewall settings and see if that's the problem.
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You might have a hijacker. That happened to me when I got my laptop. I am now using "Spyware Doctor". It was rated best by PC Magazine. The great thing about it is that it will either eliminate the problems, or quarantine them until it can fix the problem -- so there is no down time with the computer. And you don't have to worry about making a mistake when you are using it.   \n\nYou can do a Google search, or check it out through PC Magazine. I downloaded mine and had it up and running in less than an hour.
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have u run an antispyware and an antivirus program by any chance? might be malware/virus, etc...\n\nif not that, then could it be perhaps the way u r connecting to the internet...depends on if u have dialup,broadband,cable,T1,etc...???  \n\nr u having a conflict in some of the programs downloaded on your pc???  \n\nalso, do u notice if ur pc freezes up on certain sites or is it just random... how often does it freeze up? how long are u on the web b4 it freezes up? do u remember what exactly u were doing at the point of it freezing up? is there a pattern to it?  \n\ncould be lots of reasons...  start with some of the above, brainstorm, ...\n\nsome good sites i use are:\n\nbleepingcomputer.com\ncomputerhaven.com\nvideoprofessor.com...\n\ngood luck.let us know how things work out 4 u...
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I would run some spyware and anti-virus software, or go into the control panel and check to see if it has installed something.\n\nOccasionally happenes to me too, even though I have not accessed these sites.
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Wish I had an answer as the exact same thing is happening to me.  In my instance it's logging off and  loggong on every few minutes.  Every so often I will the "...you have been loggged into another machine."  Like you I thought my password may have been stolen somehow so I immediately changed my password, but I still experience the same thing.  I have 2 computers and am experiencing similar results on both.  Haven't tried a new ID yet, and haven't had any luck in finding resources, but am still looking.  I have software/hardware firewalls, virus scanners, and all my wireless protocols are encrypted (not with WEP).  This is a recent issue that just started out of the blue after yahoo officially moved all of us to the new mail system.  Oh, and you gotta love those automated responses from yahoo.  If anyone else has run into this and tried other things to try to resolve it or at least narrow it down the info would be helpful.
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Sound like your computer is running in the (safety mode) Try running your antivirus software to check for viruses as something is putting it in the safty mode.
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Run a virus scan from one of the online guys, get a anti virus program and keep it up to date, run a virus scan. Does the PC seem slow, does it seem to do things on it's own, do you notice network activity when your not doing anything?
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I've experience it before.To solve this problem,the best thing you must do is reformat your pc because i believe that your pc has infected by virus.
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I would suggest, from safe mode, you run a reallly good anti virus and also an anti spyware program.  You may have been infected with something.
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alot of times the security settings are too high, you can call your ISP and get the techs to help you on the phone.  Your pc is still under warranty, so don't be shy about calling Dell......they are very helpful.   Good luck
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Check your security setting, sounds like ssl has been turned off or blocked by a firewall.
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Hi, this can occur if you have not designated an admin password during install.\n\nyou can do this by going to start>settings>control panel>users and passwords\nset up that "users have to enter a password" This will allow you to do just that..\n\nWhen you are done, uncheck "users must enter password"  this way windows will continue to log you on as usual...\n\nhope that helps.
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Go to the site www.geekstogo.com & look to see if they have already resolved this question for someone else. It may be a virus or some other type of issue that has already been addressed\n\nIf not, you can post your problem on the website & someone who is truly computer-savvy will get back to you.\n\nIt has been a wonderful site for me to manage our computers. Lots of good suggestions & ideas on maintenance also! Geekstogo rocks!
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You may be too secure.  Go to..\nTools\ninternet options\nprivacy and change the settings.\nE