I accidentally have my work computer opening my personal email with no password and I would like to put my password back in,
At the yahoo sign in page uncheck remember password and ID and you will need to sign in to get to email.
after logging in to yahoo messenger i received a message stating i was unable to use chat as ''I was logged on using another computer or device'' The time was 11pm Australian Eastern standard time. What doe's this mean %26 doe's it imply someone else has access to my password%26 chat facility?
Try uninstalling Yahoo Messenger then downloading it again. You won't lose any of your contacts, I assure you:
Click on: Start
Click on: Control Panel
Click on: Add/Remove Programs
Click on: Yahoo Messenger then remove
Download Messenger from one of the following links:
For Mac:
http://messenger.yahoo.com/mac.php
For Windows Vista:
http://messenger.yahoo.com/download.php
The new version of Yahoo Messenger just released (9.0 Beta):
http://beta.messenger.yahoo.com
You may have too many programs running in the background draining your system's resources. Tuneup Utilities 2007 is an excellent program which has a Start-up Manager Tool which you can use to disable unnecessary programs from automatically starting up when you boot or restart your computer: http://www.download.com/3000-2094_4-1069...
How do I lower my security level for my standard, internet explorer, I go to ''tools'' and go to security but it says that I can't go lower than MEdium. Please help, I need to edit something and it won't let me bring the page up
well u can access the page by pressing shift on Ur key board that will disable the pop up guard or what ever u have so u can access the page
you probably aren't logged on as an administrator. log off and log back in with an administrator account
... or somethin like dat...
Log Off. Use your Administrator account and try adjusting it again
what particular error does it say? i dont know if you've done that right. so lets just go with it again.
tools/ internet options/privacy and then set it to LOW. you can also disable ''BLOCK POPUPS'' here. that might be the cause for your page not coming up.
All the best.
Why bother with internet explorer to edit, used Opera or Mozilla firefox or something...daaaa. Its more easier.
Hey i can help you but you have you email me i cant help like this on this board!
Put the page that you need to go to, and only that page into your Trusted Zone where you will be able to move the slider lower.
Internet Explorer will not let you lower the setting below medium in the Internet Zone because it would present a severe security risk to your computer and your data.
Just be careful of any site that you put into the Trusted Zone. Be sure you can trust them!
By default any site not in the Restricted or Trusted Zone will automatically be placed in the Internet Zone. Confusing, huh?
go to tools and privacy and put it to low
Go to Internet Options and the Privacy tab and slide the slider down.
just download security software from download.com
and install it on ur windows
I went to sleep while my cusin sat on the computer, when i woke up i saw that message on the (norton tollber....
''''Something caused an engine error while this Web page was being scanned. Closing all open browser windows and restarting the browser should correct the error. If it does not, click the link at the bottom of the toolbar's drop-down window for specific information on resolving the problem.''''
I did go to norton .com to find out but couldn't solve it!!
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thanks.
Try rebooting your system completely and run a full system scan when you log back on.
wat is tat
i was chatting with a friend of myne on msn messenger. all of a sudden he sent me a file wich said ''check my photos, my friend took them for me'' i eccepted it and it wouldnt let me c the photos because it was zipped.so i unzipped it using winRAR and there was nothing on it. i person i was chatting with, i told him that there was nothing on this file, he said to me that he never sent me anything. so i think he had this sort of virus himself and his computer passed it on to me. now wen i chat with other people on msn they tel me that i send them a folder called ''079..mp'' something like when i never do and sometimes my msn window convos dissappear i have to log out n in again for it to work again. QUESTION: does any body know what this is called because i want to search for it in google and find ways to delete. isit a virus, worm etc????
It sounds like one of many different viruses written for MSN/Windows Messenger over the years. Your best bet would be run a capable anti-virus program (there are a few available for free, e.g. AVG Free edition) which should remove the virus for you in a fairly straight-forward fashion. These days manual removal of viruses (especially something as integrated as with MSN/Windows Messenger) is usually a fairly risky business. I've been ''fixing'' Windows computers for years, but I still leave virus removal up to software that really knows what it's doing.
... okay, i have recently purchase an external hard drive that use a software name: secure L#ck ware... and, then, i realize a little... no, actually, a big problem, as when i connect the device to a second computer without this software... *and i can actually detect this hard drive through: my computer %26gt; right click %26gt; manage...'' and, i can even reformat the damn thing from another computer that has no software installed, no password no authority what-so-ever!!! that worried the hell out of me, as it's only common sense, for one can do a quick initialization of a hard drive, and still get more than 1/3 of the original content recovered... (please correct me if i am wrong :P)
so, it just make me worry... how safe and secure is this product? (in terms of keeping ones privacy and secret?)are there any thing i can do (other than drop it, that ain't an option =_=. ) to better secure some thing i want to keep it to myself for the rest of my life?
all hints are appreciated, thanks. %26gt;_%26lt;.
You're actually asking about two separate (yet related) questions: (1) Does the program keep my data secure, and (2) what could someone recover if the drive were stolen/accessed by an unauthorized user, even if they didn't have the software? Since #2 is the real danger, I'd say you're putting your faith in the software manufacturer - if you trust the encryption algorithm, it doesn't matter if the drive is accessible - that's exactly what the software is supposed to prevent. Sounds like you already know about recovering data from a formatted drive, so the real question is simple - do you trust the software to keep your ''private'' data secure NO MATTER WHAT?
Okay so my boyfriend has an extra credit/bonus assignment:write a report on the relationship between Information Security and Network Security.(make reference to the material-aka cite it-).I am trying to help him out but I have so much stuff to do of my own so I was wondering if anyone can give me the links where I can find the help to answer the question.
