Internet Trusted Sites alert

[Joanne]

I inadvertently hit trust for a website called winweb. I
don't know who they are. How do I undo this since
Microsoft Antispyware does not give you an obvious avenue.
And conversely, what if you hit block by mistake?

 

[AndyManchesta]

Open a IE Browser Windows and Goto "Tools" on the top
bar, Choose "Internet Options" then "Security"

Click "Trusted Sites" and if its empty it will
display "No Sites Are In This Zone" if it doesnt display
this then press the "Sites" button and remove WinWeb from
the screen that opens then press OK


Regards

Andy

 

[Joanne]

-----Original Message-----

Open a IE Browser Windows and Goto "Tools" on the top
bar, Choose "Internet Options" then "Security"

Click "Trusted Sites" and if its empty it will
display "No Sites Are In This Zone" if it doesnt display
this then press the "Sites" button and remove WinWeb from
the screen that opens then press OK


Regards

Andy


.Thanks, Andy!

After being a little patient (my first reaction, panic),
I found you can mouse over Security agent status in real
time protection making them available to edit. I didn't
realize they were available. Clicking on internet agents
I found an edit was available. I see that can be done in
tools as well, and appreciate your response.
ThankS!
Joanne

 

[AndyManchesta]

No Problem,

Thanks for letting us know you was able to remove it
using MSAS,

Andy