I keep getting a content advisory page and it ask me for a password for each sight, how can I stop this?
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Open up your internet explorer and go to the tools drop down bar open internet options and click the content tab and remove the password also adjust privacy setting as needed if need be.
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Look at the following pdf, it's described in the 'Adding password protection' section :)
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Go into conrtol panel and modify your privacy settings and also turn your pop up blocker off  and delete your cookies if all that doesn't help you could have a virus..
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You can set the security level in your browser as follows:\nSelect 'Tools' -> 'Internet Options' -> 'Content'\n\nIn the Content Advisor you may choose what to content to restrict using the Content Manager. such as Language, Nudity, Sex, & Violence.\n\nIn case there are more than 1 person using your computer, I would recommend that you be the administrator and assign a password.\n\nHope this is helpful.
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GO TO YOUR SECURITY IN CONTROL PANEL AN SEE IF YOUR SETTINGS ARE RIGHT TO STOP THESE
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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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The same thing was happening to us yesterday. We were definitely typing in the correct password. Didn't seem to do with cookies or temporary internet files either. I'm thinking was a problem on the Yahoo side of things. Seems to be fixed today, without having to do anything on our end.\nThere were others having this same problem also. See the links below.
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open your internet options and follow by clicking on the content tab. after that click on the auto-complete box and uncheck all the items then clear all passwords and all forms. that should do the trick. good luck
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yes..my friedn told me all about it\nit is like password.com or something dont know for sure
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Because your software is seeing information come through a port that is not on it's safe list. Just hit 'allow always' or whatever message gives that option.
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Nice try , and if I click on the link, I get infected or worse, session or cookie tracking.
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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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Your security settings can usually be bypassed to allow all sites you want to see. It could simply be that their security certificates are a different type, or the cookie configuration, or it collects data etc\n\nTry the helpline
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the password you used is the right one?\nagain, adressing yourself to Yahoo! Help might work...
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lol.. its not a game...\n\n and there is no way you can find out if someone if "bruteforcing" your site. What i suggest ou do is get a securiy box thingy. its one of those thingies that displays distorted numbers and letters and are requiired to tpye them in.
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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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change your password.  quickly.\n\nthe security question will be part of it.