I get this web page cannot be displayed on my screen when I go to secured web sites I don't know how to fix
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go into control panel,click on internet options..on the box click the advanced tab...scroll down and make sure both HTTP SSL.2 and HTTP SSL.3 are checkmarked...click apply ok
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Discrepancies in security settings can cause this.  If one computer has a firewall it may be preventing access to a certain site.  Same goes with differences in browser settings, anti-virus, etc.
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Not being able to browse to a particular website may be caused by a corrupt file in the browser cache.  Try clearing the cache and cookies and then accessing the page again. \n\nIf that doesn't work and you are running WinXP, Win2000 or WinNT, go to Start->Run and type in ipconfig /flushdns (there is a space after ipconfig).
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You may be too secure.  Go to..\nTools\ninternet options\nprivacy and change the settings.\nE
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The problem is not with your laptop but with your browser settings or with your proxy settings( if u use a proxy ).\n\nOpen the Tools->InternetOptions menu and then the Security tab.\nSet the security level as you want. you may even want to go through the advanced settings and specificly allow/disallow some browser features. Maybe your images feature is disabled.
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Last I checked it blocks ports on your computer, not sites. Also you should be able to configure it.
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download mozilla firefox from www.firefox.com or www.download.com it will fix the problem for sure. If it doesnt then it  must be your internet connection blocking the website from being accessed.
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what operating system are they both running? has it worked before? Were there any recent system changes? I'm thinking it might be a difference in the configuration and all...but I'm not really sure. I need more information to determine the problem.\n\nactually...if it's only certain webpages and all and you've already been there before...it might very well be that those pages are cached (temporarily stored on your hard drive), in that instance...instead of going online to the page, it simply loads from your hard drive instead.\n\ndo a virus scan. also check your firewall settings on that computer. hope that helps
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That means your browser isn't supporting JavaScript for some reason...\nhmmm....\ngo into internet options and check that.\nAlso, I went to the url of your site, and the page cannot be displayed. Did you type it wrong?
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This would be in your firewall settings. You can also go to your internet settings and add this to your trusted sites list.
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Figuring out why your computer can't get into secure sites is a tough one. Here are some steps to take:\n\n(1) Visit http://www.windowsupdate.com/ (if possible, sometimes this sort of problem takes away this option) and make sure you have the latest and greatest. Keep going back until it says you have no new critical updates.\n\n(2) Try another browser. http://www.mozilla.com/ is where you can get Firefox. It might not solve the underlying problem, but it can give you an option and it's good to have a backup browser anyway.\n\n(3) Check your system date and time, including year and time zone. Simple, yet it can cause this problem.\n\n(4) Disable ALL security programs. Firewalls, pop-up blockers, browser toolbars, anti-virus.... This includes router firewalls---If you're going through a router, bypass it. Keep them disabled for the duration of your troubleshooting.\n\n(5) Go to Start>Control Panel>Internet Options. Clear the cookies, Clear the files, including "Offline" files. Go to the security tab, click on "default." Go to the privacy tab, click on "default." Go to the connection tab, click on LAN settings, make sure there's no proxy (unless your ISP demands it to work---write it down if there's something there and removing it makes your internet stop working). Go to the advanced tab, click on "restore defaults." Click Apply, Click OK. Try it again. No dice? Go back to Tools>internet options>advanced and scroll down to "allow third party browser extensions. Uncheck it. Apply>OK, try again. If that doesn't work, go back in and re-enable third party browser extensions. Apply>OK.\n\n6. Click on Start>Run and enter "CMD." In the black box, type in "netsh winsock reset catalog" When prompted, restart your computer. Try again.\n\n7. Try a second, and even third spyware removal tool. The Yahoo toolbar uses Pest Patrol which is pretty good. You can get Spybot S&D and Ad-Aware at http://www.download.com/\n\n8. Do a System Restore. Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore. Go back to a date where you know it worked.\n\n9. Nothing left that I can think of besides repairing or reinstalling XP. If you've gotten this far, either you have/had a wicked piece of spyware that attached itself pretty good to something in your registry, or something just got corrupt in Windows.\n\nI don't think I've left anything out. Best of luck to you!
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i'm not sure what you are doing wrong but i just typed in the url and went right to it. i use two different fire walls 1 software based & one hardware based and had no problem with my settings on a very secure level and i'm not even asian which that site is.so they are an equal opportunity browser try disabling your firewall for a brief moment and then attempt to access the site again if you get thier it's the firewall settings but I doubt it it sounds to me like possibly parental controls are set to deny access to certain sites based on language/content etc....
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Perhaps the site is down.\nPerhaps your security settings are too high.
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go to tools, internet options and under the advance tab make sure you have SSL 2.0 and 3.0 checked along with TLS 1.0... X
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(1) Turn off firewalls, popup blockers and privacy programs just to diagnose.\n\n(2) Turn off all browser toolbars.\n\n(3) Check LAN settings under Tools>Internet Options>Connections, make sure that there's no Proxy server there (unless your ISP specifically says you need one)\n\n(4) Run a virus/spyware scan/clean.\n\n(5) Verify your actual internet connection and all of your settings with your ISP.\n\nIf you're getting "page can not be displayed" on every website you try to go to, your problem can be anything from total lack of internet connection to a rogue piece of spyware that has corrupted a necessary part of your networking configuration files.  It can be a tough one, but these steps fix a lot of problems that you describe.
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sounds like that is a password protected page. I always thought the 404 error meant the page cant be found.
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Without knowing your operating system, it's impossible even to suggest some trial & error solutions.\n\nIn any case...\n\nYou might have turned on what is called "Active Desktop".\n\nRight click on your Desktop ( Not on your wall paper ).  If you do it correctly, you may see something like "Show Web Content" menu item in your Context Menu. UnCheck it, if it's checked already.  Also see whether "My Current Home Page" item is checked. If so, uncheck that too...\n\nOnly if "Show Web Content" is checked in the first place, You will even see the other options.\n\nAnyways, play with this and let me know if it worked.\nExhaust all options before venturing into Reinstallation...especially if you have WindowsXP\n\nGood Luck