i cannot get on secure web sites why?
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You have to configure the security settings in internet options. At the top of your browser, click tools, scroll down to internet options, click advanced then scroll down to Security, then select Use SSL 2.0, USe SSL 3.0 and use TSL 1.0.
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Is your firewall or security program blocking it?
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If that's your browser, then maybe you're not connected to the internet. If you have a blocker software then it will come up and keep you from going to websites you are not allowed to go.  You have to know this software's password.  \nBut, if you can't see any page, then how were you able to ask your question on here?
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Download Restrictions, settings on your computer. \n\nIf you've got an anti-virus or firewall installed, enable this domain and put them to your trusted list, or temperorily enable downloads.\n\nUsing Windows in-built firewall could one example.
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Are you using PC or MAC. \n\ntry accessing the page from another computer to determine if its the sites.\n\nThen i would try reinstalling the web browser\n\nIt could also be filtering/protection software which i would also check settings on
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First; try to disable proxy servers: \n1. Launch Internet Explorer \n2. From the menu bar, select Tools and click Internet (the Internet options dialog box appears) \n3. Click the Connections Tab at the top of the dialog box \n4. Click LAN Settings near the bottom right of the box (the LAN Settings dialog box appears) \n5. Ensure that, "Automatically detect settings", "Use automatic configuration script" and "Use a proxy server", are all Unchecked. \n6. Try to access the secure site again.
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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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check your netowork connections and make sure they are set, also check your browsers security and you may need to update it
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I'm going to assume that you are behind some sort of firewall that is not letting you go to some sites and that you want a way around it. \n\nYou can't get around it without admin privileges.  Find a different computer that is not on the same network.
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You may need to adjust your security settings. Yahoo may restrict some of the sites you are trying to access.
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Try restarting computer and tapping F5 continually as it reboots to go into Safe Mode.\nFrom there try going in as Administrator, then Start, (settings), Control Panel, Users.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nPS Otherwise don't mess with it if it is not your computer.  There is a probably a reason for a good secure password. hahahahahah ha ha haha
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the site is fine, there is nothing wrong with it. the blocking is hapenning at your end:\n\nIf you are at school or at work, it means the system administrator, who makes rules on who uses the internet and how.\n\nif you are at home, either a firewall or a child locking program are blocking you. maybe ur parents?\n\nI am able to access the website fine :)
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It might be acting as a proxy server. Turn it off for the sites that you can't get too.
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May be you have your browser cookies turned off. Since all the websites having login do send cookies to your system to control the login process.\n\ntry turning on your browser cookies. refer\nhttp://www.iaccorp.com/cookie.htm
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Log into the application or firewall that is blocking it. Find the site then unblock it.\nThen again you could look for a proxy browser to bypass and fool the software.
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Hey Miss Baffled,\n\nThere can be a few causes for this, some very difficult to find.  The first one to check, as Dwight mentioned, is the security setting.  Click Tools, Internet Options, Security, Internet(the globe), then the Default Level button, and set it to Medium or lower.  \n\nIf that doesn't do the trick, go to Tools, Internet Options, and Click Delete Files and Delete Cookies buttons.  These can easily be corrupted and cause problems getting into secure web sites.  This is particularly true if you were at one time able to get to secure sites.  \n\nLastly, if you are still having the issue, Click Help, and About Internet Explorer.  If the first line doesn't say Version 6. something and the second line doesn't say Cipher Strength 128-bit, then you have an old version of IE and need to upgrade.  If it does say that, then your screwed.  Just kidding, well, kinda.  It could be a lot of things including spy-ware, virus, corrupted Windows files, etc.  I would suggest downloading Mozilla Firefox and leaving the woes of Internet Explorer behind.  \n\nGood luck.
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you can check the internet setting in control panel if the security is set on high make it med high and try the web..