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today whenever i attempt to use internet i get an ie box which says

when you send information to the internet it might be possible for others to see that information.. do you want to continue?

I havnt seen this since i 1st got the computer & wonder where it came from & whether it is insidious? If not what is the best way to get rid of it :tazz:

look forward to hearing from you ;)
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Probably comes from one of Microsofts security-updates which I don't have
'cos I don't get that message (though I used to before I did a re-install).
It is just making you aware of the possible risk --- nothing dodgy about. I've looked in all the options and can't find where you can disable it, but I can assure you it is part of IE and not something you should worry about. It hasn't been 'planted' to harm your PC!
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thanx pip :tazz:
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You should be able to turn that off by going to Tools / Internet Options / Advanced / and clicking on the 2nd box from the bottom (Warn if changing between secure and nonsecure mode). Mine just started doing it, too. Must have been reinvoked by a recent critical update, but that option should turn it back off.

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WyldStallyyn, I think that option you're referring to generates a different warning like "you are being directed from a secure to a non-secure page, do you wish to continue?" But I may be wrong on that.
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