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n71dj

Dahlonega,

Jul 15, 2008 @ 16:06:31

I operate four computers plus a Notebook at three locations. Three of these computers will access secure sites and one, plus the Notebook will not log on to any site that has https as the Domain.

I have searched the Web and found sites that claim a fix but none has solved my problem. Does anyone have a solution?

On the Notebook there is a ? on the Phishing filter.

Would appreciate some help on this.

MonkeyMadness

Lord of your mum

Big Tree, United Kingdom

Jul 15, 2008 @ 16:10:06

Are they all running the same browser?

Edited: July 15, 2008 @ 17:34

n71dj

Dahlonega,

Jul 15, 2008 @ 17:33:42

Yes, They are all on Explorer 7. I have tried switching to FireFox and that made no difference.

I have seen a number of postings where others have had a similar problem but no solutions.

MonkeyMadness

Lord of your mum

Big Tree, United Kingdom

Jul 15, 2008 @ 17:38:12

I can only think it is an encyrption problem but I dont know where to start.

Delta62

Natural asshole

manchester, United Kingdom

Jul 15, 2008 @ 19:28:05

i see http at the start off TFS address whats that about?

MonkeyMadness

Lord of your mum

Big Tree, United Kingdom

Jul 15, 2008 @ 22:03:25

@delta62 Said

i see http at the start off TFS address whats that about?

https is a secure server, 'tis what the 's' is for.

kentoo

Salmon Arm, Canada

Jul 15, 2008 @ 22:50:47

@n71dj Said
I operate four computers plus a Notebook at three locations. Three of these computers will access secure sites and one, plus the Notebook will not log on to any site that has https as the Domain.

I have searched the Web and found sites that claim a fix but none has solved my problem. Does anyone have a solution?

On the Notebook there is a ? on the Phishing filter.

Would appreciate some help on this.

What operating system is running your notebook?
Perform a clean boot and try accessing the website. If you can access the sites after a clean boot ... your problem lies with the applications that you disabled to perform the clean boot

Edited: July 15, 2008 @ 22:56

tennie

roanoke, Virginia

Aug 02, 2009 @ 16:16:28

you have a trojan virus

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