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• Security warning pop-up window

  After you have installed Internet 8 a security warning - you want to show only the content of the Web page that has been delivered safely - pop up everytime I go to a new page. Then I have to click onyes or no to go ahead.

  Refer to the link below for advice on how to solve this problem

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_xp-security/i-get-a-security-warning-every-single-time-i-go/f531be95-7bf3-46D0-B581-40fcdbfc4cb3

  Good luck

• How to stop security WARNING pop up all the time to come

  original title: question of security warning

  How to stop security alert pop up coming all the time when you view the web site Clikpic. Whenever I select an image or a page, he asks me to select Yes or no, if I want to see the next page.

  Hi EDeeS,

  The settings Windows 7 UAC (User Account Control) has a slider to change your level of comfort with the notifications. You can choose one of the following four options:

  ·         Always notify me and wait for my reply. UAC (User Account Control) prompt is displayed on the Office secure when a program is trying to install the software or when you or a program tries to change the settings of Windows. If you do not click Yes, after 30 seconds, the UAC (User Account Control) prompt automatically denies the request.

  ·         Always inform me. The UAC (User Account Control) prompt will appear on the desktop when a program tries to install the software or if you or a program changes Windows settings. If you do not click Yes, after 30 seconds the UAC prompt automatically denies the request.

  ·         Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer. You are notified only when a program tries to make changes to your computer, including changes to Windows settings.

  ·         Never notify me. This selection disables UAC (User Account Control).

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc709691 (WS.10) .aspx #BKMK_S2

  Note: You must restart your computer when you turn on or turn off UAC (User Account Control). Change levels of notification does not require that you restart your computer.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-change-the-behavior-of-user-account-control-by-using-the-slider

  When should I programs to make changes to my computer?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-za/Windows7/when-should-I-allow-programs-to-make-changes-to-my-computer

• How to remove the warning pop up security

  How to stop the annoying security WARNING pop-up

  Hello Excitr,

  Are you talking about the user account control that was included in Windows 7 and Windows Vista?

  You can disable user account control, but it is not recommended. You can temporarily disable but don't forget and turn on again to protect your system.

  To disable UAC

  1. click onStartand then clickControl Panel.

  2. in theControl Panel, clickuser accounts.

  3. in theuser accounts window, clickuser accounts.

  4. in theuser accounts tasks window, clickturn on UAC enabled or disabled.

  5. If UAC is currently configured in Admin Approval Mode, theuser account control message appears. Clickcontinue.

  6. clear the check boxuse User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer, and then click OK.

  7. click onrestart now to apply the changes immediately, or clickrestart later and close theuser accounts tasks window.

  If please reply back and let us know if this helped.

  Thank you

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• 2 pop Ups When I on my laptop Fujitsu T4220 - open file security warning

  IM using a Fujitsu T4220 Tablet. I had to reinstore my os, Win Vista.

  Now, whenever I start my laptop there are 2 appears that appear.

  1 pop up is:

  Security warning opening the file

  Name: C:/Windows/System32/hkcmd.exe
  Publisher: Intel Corporation
  Type: Application
  From: C:/Windows/System32/hkcmd.exe

  The 2nd jump upwards is:

  Security warning opening the file

  Name: C:/Windows/System32/igfxpers.exe
  Publisher: Intel Corporation
  Type: Application
  From: C:/Windows/System32/igfxpers.exe

  I have 2 possibilities to run or cancel.

  One can help to to get rid of this 2 pop ups plx.

  Go to http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx and install and run Autoruns and go to the tab all and check the files referred to in your message.  If you find them, uncheck the boxes to keep them from start to start, and then click OK.  Reboot and messages should be gone.

  If this does not work, try a boot minimum http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135.  If the problem goes away then it's just a matter of tracking down the culprit at the origin of the problem.   Follow the procedures described in the article.  Once found, remove, delete, disable or uninstall.  Once remember to put Vista in normal status, as described in the procedures. If the problem occurs in clean mode then just restore the system to normal and reboot - this solution will not work.

  Start in safe mode with network and see if the problem is here.  A result allows us to narrow down the search for the cause.

  I hope this helps.  Keep me posted.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• How to eliminate the local security warning for a particular site?

  Security Warning: the current Web page is trying to open a site in your trusted sites list.  Want to allow you.

  This message keeps popping up even though I added the site to my trusted sites list to always allow this site.  (The site is www.amazon.com and if I answered 'yes' or 'no', I have to enter the response time 3 or 4 - very annoying).  Help, please!

  http://forums.techarena.in/technology-Internet/1218469.htm

• How can I get rid of the security warning window that began to appear in Facebook?

  Recently, I started having a pop-up window "Security warning" whenever I try to connect to Facebook, I must check yes or no to contniue... I would rather be completely rid of it.

  Make Facebook a reliable site

  How to make the links:

  IE: http://www.marshallgis.org/marshallgis/trustedsite/trustedsiteinstructions.php

  Firefox: http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum10/12098.htm

  Chrome: http://iamdotnetcrazy.blogspot.com/2012/02/how-to-add-trusted-sites-in-google.html

  This will make your browser to worry, on the Web site of the infection.

  P.S. Just in case get a tool to monitor Web sites for viruses.

• Java security warning makes v19 and v20 firefox crashing

  After the security warning popup windows is indicated, if I do nothing for 2-3 seconds, firefox crashes.

  Hello
  Thanks for your suggestion.

  The problem has been resolved by forcing the developer to the page to remove the annoying Java security warning.
  After removing the Java window, firefox crashes is no longer.
  Firefox update action is not necessary.

  See you soon.

• Whenever I connect to F/book, I get the following text: 'Security warning' - you asked an encrypted page that contains unencrypted information. The information you enter on this page cold easily or you see be prepared by a third party".

  My e-mail is: [email protected].
  Whenever I connect to F/book, I get the following:
  Security WARNING: you have requested an encrypted page that contains unencrypted information. Information you see or enter on this page could easily be prepared by a third party."

  
  

• Tecra M7: Vista 'Open file security warning' for Alptec pointing device .exe files

  I gritted my teeth and updated my M7 for Vista Ultimate Friday. Overall I am very happy with the results. I have stripped the machine of all Toshiba drivers before installation and then re-installed all Vista drivers afterwards.

  Everything seems to be OK aside, whenever I boot, I get the following errors when the device pointing Alptec drivers load: open file security warning - the Publisher could not be verified.
  Are you sure you want to run this program? The file is: C:\Porgram Files\Apoint2k\appoint.exe, then the same thing for: c:\Popram Files\Apoint2K\ApmsgFWD.exe and C:\Program Files\Apntex.exe. I click "Run" on each of the applications and uncheck the button "always Me ask."

  It makes no difference and every time that I reboot, I get the same error. If anyone has had this problem, and if so, do you know how to fix it?

  I suspect it is a problem of certificate with Alps Electric Co Ltd and have checked their website and found nothing.

  Help much appreciated as always.

  Hello

  Just a question before we start any discussion here: have you downloaded and installed the drivers, tools and utilities for Toshiba download page in order facilities listed in the instructions facilities document?

  BTW: where you have downloaded the pointing device Alptec driver?

• How can I get rid of this security system pop up?

  Hello

  I'm a new Mac user. I use a Macbook Pro 2009 for a few months now. I have the latest OS X El Capitan version 10.11.2. Today, I started having a MacKeeper icon appear in the upper right of my screen. I uninstalled the MacKeeper application and it no longer appears.

  However, sometimes I get this popup:

  At risk security system *.

  Critical security warning! Your Mac may be infected with a serious attack on this system, such as your IP address to access two different places at the same time. A suspicious connection might be trying to access your connection, Internet banking & tracking of your activity details.

  Please contact Support Mac team immediately on + 1-877-547-2712 (TOLL-FREE) and resolve potential threats to your

  If you encounter this in Safari, choose force quit from the Apple menu, close the browser and then run it with the SHIFT key is pressed. If the message reappears, disconnect the computer from the Internet and close the tab Popup came.

  If you are using another web browser, the instructions vary.

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• SCAM: Popup 'Apple security warning' in Safari

  There is an online scam targeting OSX users via a popup of Safari:

  Apple security warning *.

  
  Browser blocked for security reasons.

  Apple has detected that a * virus has infected your system and trying to steal images, data and social network passwords. It is a serious problem of piracy. Remedy immediately as soon as possible. ERROR CODE: QFR50000RT11C Tell this code error for the customer service representative.

  Your incoming remote connections are currently open.

  CALL IMMEDIATELY THE APPLE SECURITY AND DATA PROTECTION TEAM AT 1-866-352-8353 (TOLL-FREE).

  Therefore, we are performing additional security checks to verify the source of the attack and stopped all resources of your system in order to prevent any further damage to your system and information.

  Please ensure that you do not restart your computer to avoid any loss of data and system. Generated by the automatic warning system. Ignoring will cause permanent damage to the system.

  Do NOT call this number, it's a scam.

  The popup itself exceeds the size of the screen, so that the 'Cancel' button is unclickable, but even dismissing it with other methods (like ESC) make it appear again.  You must quit Safari and restart while now Shift to prevent bad page load again.  For reference, the URL was "https://storage.googleapis.com/systemconfigirationrequiredduetomjaorissues/mac/i ndex.html" but please do not visit!

  I had a friend who fell for her, and she gave these people $ 300 to "solve" the problem.  More painful, she followed the instructions of granting them access to his computer remotely.  Upon learning this, I got it to restore all of the backup system (TYMV Time Machine!) and she is trying to change all his passwords.

  The money went to a China-based payment processing intermediate, and scammers sent him to DocuSign to "confirm the work has been accomplished."  I guess that these measures are taken to make it difficult to recover the funds, even if his credit card company have indicated that they would probably reverse charge.

  The good news is that I've just updated to the last Safari (9.0.2), and now the popup may be rejected:

  

  I honestly don't know if this was something has changed in Safari, or if the code was different; This time, he started to READ THE MESSAGE aloud in a loop, I so was very happy to be able to reject.

  The same scam appeared on my iMac. And looking over 2500 views on this page, I suspect that many other people had the same thing happen to them. I was wondering if Apple, which has labor behind them, can do something. Hope that at least they have air in it.

• Security warning box arise constantly in Outlook

  Security WARNING box continues to appear on Outl; ook/Hotmail prevents me from doing anything! Hit or not doesn't matter. Should Xbox hit repeatedly and he takes forever to closem, then appears shortly after. How can I stop this?

  Dear sandynapoleon-hudson,

  To disable this security warning, try the following steps:

  Click Start > all programs > Accessories > run > copy and paste the following command in the Open box and press ENTER.

  Outlook/Safe

  If secure Outlook works as expected, disable add-ins for it using the following steps:

  (a) click on the file menu, click on Options > Add-ins > button GB in addition to manage: Com-Add-in.

  (b) check whether there is listed add-ins, clear the checkbox to disable them.

  (c) close the Office program and restart it.

  (d) turn off each add one at a time, restart Outlook and repeat the above procedure. If the problem reappears again, it will help you determine which snap-in is causing the problem.

   

  Kindly let me know if it works,

  Kind regards.
  Amith Malherbe

• I get a "security warning. You want to view only the webpage content that was safely tuck? "How to remove it?

  How to remove a security warning.  Sometimes almost on every page.

  Control Panel, Internet Options, tab advanced, scroll down to: warn if changing between secure secure mode and not uncheck. Ok

• After the update of Windows XP, now whenever I click on a file, I get a message 'open file-security warning '.

  As a result of updated Microsoft's XP, whenever I click on a file, a. JPG file, for example, a window opens and says: "Open file security warning", it gives me the ability to open or close. To the bottow of this little window is a box that is enabled by default. It is said: "always like before opening this file". I uncheck because I want to disable this warning for all files with this extension. What a pain. I tried to go to file Options in the control panel. I said that files with the. JPG extension is expected to be opened by a VuePrint. But it says something that's basically nonesense: "to change all settings that affect all VuePrint files, click Advanced. When I click on advanced, another window opens (of course)... and the options are "Open" and a few others and 'Options', which I click Set Default.But this never works. Whenever I click on another. JPG, the same file * again. I have no idea what jibbing is all about. What I want is simple and straightforward: to open all. The jpgs with VuePrint and I do not want all these security warnings, options, values by default, click heres and other important arise.

  Hi softball1,

  See the article after some troubleshooting:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/889815

  I hope this helps!