My browser lets me on but I can't get into secure sites that I have to put my password, like bank. Why?
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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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Firefox is a more secure browser due to it doesn't have as many bells and whistles as IE. The more features you have, the more areas that can be exploited. Plus, hackers have always loved messing with microsoft. Sometimes you might have to use IE, due to a banks website might not support Firefox, in that case, just open up your IE browser. You may want to consider downloading Spyware Blaster by Javacool. It will help keep both your IE and Firefox browser more secure.
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They are asking for a password that is only for that website. They want you to create a user account with them. During that process, you will have to make up a password for that site only. Do not use the password that you log onto the computer with. Pick something else.\n\nIf you really wish to remain private, then do not post your real information.
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It might be a virus it's true but it could be also something else. For example if login requires javascript and that's not enabled you can't login\n\nBTW 300 bucks to fix that it's a lot lol I do that for my friends and don't charge them :)
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You can check out these things:\n\nIf IE: Tools - Pop UP Blocker - Turn on\nFirefox: Tools - Options - uncehck block pop up window\n\nCache: Clear you browser cache and cookies as that may be storing old wrong information.\n\nBrowser: Which browser you are using. Most of the bank website supports IE but not Firefox of Mozilla.\n\nBrowser version: Which version of browser you are using may be bank website is supporting different version check on site.\n\nUser id & Password: May be your userid &/or password is wrong. Bank websites give cryptic message when one of these two is wrong in order to avoid revealing which one is wrong.\n\nIf not of these work it is worthwhile to call up the bank and sovle the problem.
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there could be many reasons. you have not given any details to work on. \nwhat browser?\nare you using firewalls?\nis your computer up to date?\ndo you have antivirus?\nis your antivirus updated?\n.....
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I think it is because you have your computer set on high security which wont allow some pages to display. I really dont know how to access it but maybe you should try tools and then options.
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Technically - Internet banking is very safe, encryption is used between your PC and the Bank that is very very difficult to decode / decypher. The insecure side is *you*! Don't ever leave your user name / password or anything like that written down for others to see. and make sure no-one is looking over you shoulder. \n\nAnother issue is the security of your own PC - some software can be installed that allows other people to see what you're typing. be sure to use a proper virus scanner and regualy check your system for spyware.\n\nHope that helps.
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go to your security settings in internet options and lower your security settings that may help.
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Make sure you are updated to the latest version of your web browser. Some websites will not let you even attempt to log in if you have an out-of-date browswer due to security concerns.
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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.
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if you are in working and u are using computer from your office then maybe your proxy server does not permit you or it is being blocked by firewall.\n\nif you are using computer from your home (dial up) maybe it is too slow to enter the site or there is something wrong with ur PC or u have accessing at a busy time.
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If you could log in before and can't now: First check with the IT department and make sure your password is still valid.\nsecond did you up grade to IE7 if yes then remove IE7 and try it with IE6. \nI can not log on to my office web site with IE7 the site won't take the password, but when I go back to IE6 everything is fine.
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It happen to me until I decided to take a visit to the Internet Option that is in Control Panel. In the Internet Option, there is a setting that limits cookies for privacy. Your setting should at least be default and not "Custom" because otherwise you can't login into your own online bank account. This should fix your problem.
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i can't log on to the site you've mentioned
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in the toolbar under settings, internet options, then under privacy, u need to drag the dial either up or down to low or to accept all cookies.  basically your comp. blocks websites from getting in, its your protection, you probably dont want to keep them enabled fully all of the time, because then you might get alot of junk pop ups and things.  its not gonna hurt anything if you do it.
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I've been using the internet for my banking for 5 years now, it's safe if done correctly.\n\nTwo things to do to make sure your safe 1. Run Anti-virus software, Adaware, and Spybot (or whichever malware program you use) often. While the chances are remote, some virus could put a keyboard logger on your computer and get your info that way, but the chances of this like I said are pretty remote. 2. Make sure that when your entering your info you are on a secure server. You can do this by looking at the URL. A secure server will always start with https://yourbank.com instead of the normal http://yourbank.com. The little s at the end of http means its using a secure server and the information you send and receive is encrypted. As long as you take these two things to heart, you will have no problems.