Security warning help

miss_scrooge

Keep on getting a security warning everytime I go on most websites a box comes up and asks do I only want to see the web page that was delivered securely then has a yes and no button.Getting fed up of having to click on yes or no each time don't want box to keep coming up.
How do I get rid of it tried looking in internet options but can't find how to get rid of it please could you help me been going on for ages and doing my head in thank you.

johnmc

Internet Options > Security tab.

Select the Internet icon and adjust the slider.

Be carefull not to set it too low.

miss_scrooge

Ok thank you for helping tried jiggling them about last night they didn't work then tried again today then click ok still don't work box still appears.

Maybe I should reset all zones to default level will that work do you know what the default and custom button are for.

joeypesci

Possibly malware. Check out Britec on youtube he has a lot of good video guides for getting rid of spyware etc.

Or it could just be your security settings. Download Firefox or Chrome and see if it does the same in those.

miss_scrooge

Don't want to download firefox or chrome I have in built security comes with the broadband it get rid of malware so can't be that.

Stompa

http://expertsolutionhub.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/disable-mixed-content-warning-in.html

miss_scrooge

Thank you Stompa it worked now my head won't be done in and can now get to things quicker instead of seeing box all the time thank you again x

forgotmyname

Inbuilt security that came with the Broadband. Not McAfee is it... Thats crap...

miss_scrooge

No it's not mcafee thought that was a security product you buy in shops I'm not that clued up on technology.

waddler_8

Stompa wrote: »

http://expertsolutionhub.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/disable-mixed-content-warning-in.html

miss_scrooge wrote: »

Thank you Stompa it worked now my head won't be done in and can now get to things quicker instead of seeing box all the time thank you again x

By enabling mixed content from non https connections you open yourself up to Mixed Content attacks: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/Browser/MixedContent/Default.html