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[KingstonsMom]

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@ROMARY wrote:

Thanks, IG.  I'm not going to allow "mixed" content, so I won't be using that solution.   That would mean that I would allow both secure and non-secure content.  (That solution does say something about Display mixed content.)  (Right?)   ..........  Anyway, I started another thread over on Suggestions.  I'm thinking/hoping that 'they' will read that thread more quickly than this one over here.  

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Me too @ROMARY.

Getting rid of the message isn't the answer, getting rid of the problem is.

[20sally]

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@KingstonsMom wrote:

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@Lesa wrote:

@MillieMilan

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@MillieMilan wrote:
Tools>>>Internet options>>>Security tab, Custom level>>>Scroll to: Display mixed content>>>Enable>>>OK Restart IE.

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Thank you. That worked for me.

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The only "problem" it fixed was getting rid of the message that there's a problem, it didn't fix the actual problem.

See post #6 for what this message means.

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@Lesa

I hope you read @KingstonsMom's posts. You didn't fix the security problem.

[KingstonsMom]

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@20sally wrote:

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@MillieMilan wrote:
Tools>>>Internet options>>>Security tab, Custom level>>>Scroll to: Display mixed content>>>Enable>>>OK Restart IE.

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VERY BAD ADVICE.

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You're exactly right @20sally ! Microsoft does NOT recommend this. It's not a fix for the problem.

[ROMARY]

Thanks IG and everyone.  I'm going to 'take off' for awhile.  Too many pop-ups for me.  Hopefully, I'll be back and find the problem solved.   Actually, right this minute, there aren't any, so just maybe they solved the problem?   I'll check back in a half hour or so.   ........... Updated:  No, it's still here. 

[ROMARY]

No, it's still popping up.  Wishful thinking hasn't worked so far.

[Lesa]

I put it back the way it was, and am going to use a different browser where I don't get that message.

[20sally]

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@Lesa wrote:

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@20sally wrote:

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@KingstonsMom wrote:

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@Lesa wrote:

@MillieMilan

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@MillieMilan wrote:
Tools>>>Internet options>>>Security tab, Custom level>>>Scroll to: Display mixed content>>>Enable>>>OK Restart IE.

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Thank you. That worked for me.

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The only "problem" it fixed was getting rid of the message that there's a problem, it didn't fix the actual problem.

See post #6 for what this message means.

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@Lesa

I hope you read @KingstonsMom's posts. You didn't fix the security problem.

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I understand that it didn't fix the problem. I'll keep checking and change it back when it's fixed. This is the only site that had the  problem,and they don't have my personal info.

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It turns it off for every site you visit and you won't know if problems are there.

Very bad idea.

[Spurt]

@KingstonsMom

GREAT ADVICE!!!  And before anyone considers that "quick solution" the link to that Microsoft Suport Page that IG provided also warns:

Changing this setting may make your computer vulnerable to viral, fraudulent or malicious attacks. Microsoft does not recommend that you attempt to change this setting.  Modify this setting at your own risk.

I am not getting any pop-ups ---  I am using Firefox as my browser and did a full scan along with my Anti-Virus Security Program, in addition I also ran a scan with  MalwareBytes Anti-malware/Adware Program and I suggest if your getting that pop you do the same...

[circles]

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@MillieMilan wrote:
Tools>>>Internet options>>>Security tab, Custom level>>>Scroll to: Display mixed content>>>Enable>>>OK Restart IE.

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I want to thank you for this info...I was having the same problem so i followed your very good directions and i seem to be okay now...much appreciation to you...

[KingstonsMom]

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@circles wrote:

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@MillieMilan wrote:
Tools>>>Internet options>>>Security tab, Custom level>>>Scroll to: Display mixed content>>>Enable>>>OK Restart IE.

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I want to thank you for this info...I was having the same problem so i followed your very good directions and i seem to be okay now...much appreciation to you...

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@circles

Just in case you didn't read the other posts here, all you did was get rid of the notification, not the problem.

If you did read the other posts and know that this action is not recommended, that all you're interested in is removing the warning, then of course that's up to you!