May I get some advise on this !!

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lately I added (My Computer) to the : internet properties/security/internet-web zones
So now I have in internet security zones: my computer, internet, local intranet, trusted sites, and restricted sites.
(My Computer)'s security zone is set to High (by defaut)
all other Security and Privacy settings are Set to : Defaul
when I try to open a HTML Document I get this error message
"Microsoft Internet Explore
Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page cannot be display correctly
is it safe to set (My Computer) /security internet-web zone to : medium?? and/or what is the the safe setting
for this zone that would let me use my HTML Document without getting that error message
any help would be appreciate
thanks
 
lately I added (My Computer) to the : internet properties/security/internet-web zones.
So now I have in internet security zones: my computer, internet, local intranet, trusted sites, and restricted sites.
(My Computer)'s security zone is set to High (by defaut) ,
all other Security and Privacy settings are Set to : Default
when I try to open a HTML Document I get this error message:
"Microsoft Internet Explorer
Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page cannot be display correctly"
is it safe to set (My Computer) /security internet-web zone to : medium?? and/or what is the the safe settings
for this zone that would let me use my HTML Document without getting that error message ?
any help would be appreciated
thanks
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yes ,medium is normal...set it to that and then you can view HTML
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grea
thank you Kelvyn
but are you 100%sure that its safe for the (My Computer internet security zone)'s settings to be set on Medium ?
I trust your advice, but some friend told me its not safe .. bytheway iam using Windows XP Pro
thanks agai
 
great
thank you Kelvyn.
but are you 100%sure that its safe for the (My Computer internet security zone)'s settings to be set on Medium ??
I trust your advice, but some friend told me its not safe .. bytheway iam using Windows XP Pro.
thanks again
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it is perfectly safe, in fact i use medium-low....i assure you it
will not cause any problems.
kelvyn.
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great
thank you Kelvyn.
but are you 100%sure that its safe for the (My Computer internet security zone)'s settings to be set on Medium ??
I trust your advice, but some friend told me its not safe .. bytheway iam using Windows XP Pro.
thanks again
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not sure if my previous message was sent ok....yes it is perfectly
safe to use 'medium' and in fact i use 'medium-low'....it will not
cause any problems
kelvyn
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Grea
thanks again Kelvy
I trust You
So I will keep these security zones at Default: ( internet, local intranet, trusted sites, and restricted sites)
and I will reset this security zone from high to medium: (my computer)
best regard
Simon
 
Great
thanks again Kelvyn
I trust You.
So I will keep these security zones at Default: ( internet, local intranet, trusted sites, and restricted sites).
and I will reset this security zone from high to medium: (my computer).
best regards
Simon
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Simon...for security you should also have virus protection and a
firewall....i recommend AVG for virus protection and 'sygate' as a
firewall.....both are free....if you need help to find these
please reply or use my email address...
(e-mail address removed)
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Great
thanks again Kelvyn
I trust You.
So I will keep these security zones at Default: ( internet, local intranet, trusted sites, and restricted sites).
and I will reset this security zone from high to medium: (my computer).
best regards
Simon
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once again !!! not sure if message was sent....Simon, to protect
your PC you need virus protection and a firewall.....i suggest
'AVG' for virus protection and 'sygate' as a firewall....both are
free.
If you need help to find these downloads ...reply or email me at
(e-mail address removed)
 
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