PING: Bob Adkins - IE

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Bob,

I guess it was the last security update, but I get message boxes
constantly now when I use IE stating that "Revocation information for
the security certificate is not available. Do you want to proceed?"

This comes up numerous times when I use IE and so far I have found no
setting to disable this particular check. I only use IE when
registering for classes really. I use Avant otherwise.

Do you happen to know how I can safely stop this check and message
box? Sometimes there are 10-12 message boxes on top of each other and
it requires that many clicks to proceed to the next round.

Thanks in advance!
 
REM said:
Do you happen to know how I can safely stop this check and message
box? Sometimes there are 10-12 message boxes on top of each other and
it requires that many clicks to proceed to the next round.
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Tools > Internet Options > Avanced

Scroll down to the security section and untick "Check for publishers
certificate revocation" and untick "Check for server certificate revocation"

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Regards

Steven Burn
Ur I.T. Mate Group
www.it-mate.co.uk

Keeping it FREE!
 
Bob,

I guess it was the last security update, but I get message boxes
constantly now when I use IE stating that "Revocation information for
the security certificate is not available. Do you want to proceed?"

This comes up numerous times when I use IE and so far I have found no
setting to disable this particular check. I only use IE when
registering for classes really. I use Avant otherwise.

Do you happen to know how I can safely stop this check and message
box? Sometimes there are 10-12 message boxes on top of each other and
it requires that many clicks to proceed to the next round.

Thanks in advance!
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Cousin REM ....

You might try ....

Internet Options .... Advanced Tab ....

Scroll Down to .... Security .....

[] Check for Publisher's Certificate revocation
[] Check for server certificate revocation

This works for Win98, but I don't know about other Win flavors ....
 
Cousin Stanley <[email protected]> wrote:
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Cousin REM ....
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You might try ....
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Internet Options .... Advanced Tab ....
Click to expand...
Scroll Down to .... Security .....
Click to expand...
[] Check for Publisher's Certificate revocation
[] Check for server certificate revocation
Click to expand...
This works for Win98, but I don't know about other Win flavors ....
Click to expand...

That's it. Thanks very much Cousin Stanley!

I looked under the security tab and not the advanced/security.
 
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