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fgandvjbailey
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NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0 - Says settings are wrong. How do I change settings to allow download?

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High_Kicks
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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

hey!!!

 

what version of NIS do you use?? besides, can you also give us your OS details?

 

hk

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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

Where are you downloading from?

 

Are you sure the warning is from Norton and not from Windows?

 

If it is from Norton and you are downloading using the Run option then Windows may be advising you to disable any AntiVirus program you have installed -- Microsoft has a passion for this.

 

If this is what you are doing I suggest that when you tell the website source to download you tell it to SAVE and not to RUN and save the file to a location you can find again -- if you are uing Windows 7 it usually defaults to Library / Downloads.

 

Then when downloaded you can RUN the file from where it is located and if you do want to disable Norton you can cut off your internet connection for safety and then Disable Norton while installing .... but I and many people never do this and have not had problems.

 

Let us know if any of that fits what you are trying to do.



Hugh
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fgandvjbailey
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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

Hi,  The box it came in says: "Norton 360 All-in-One Security  Premier Edition Version 4.0"

My OS is Windows Vista Home Premium . I have Windows firewall turned off. When I try to download IE9, a window pops up titled "Security Alert" with a message stating "Your current security settings do not allow this file to be downloaded."

I have tried turning off Norton's firewall, but that does not help.

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veera
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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

The issue is not related to Norton. It's regarding to the security settings of Windows, you can confirm it by checking the issue after removing Norton from your computer.

huwyngr
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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

That sounds like a setting in your Internet Browser .....

 

Try:

 

Uuse the Default Security Zone settings that are recommended.

Tools>Internet Options - Security tab, click the "Reset all zones to
default" button.

If you do not see the Menu bar in your browser press the ALT key and then it should show while you use it and then disappear again -- or you can set it to always be visible but let's deal with one thing at a time ....



Hugh
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fgandvjbailey
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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

Hugh, Tried what you said. Did not make any difference. Next??

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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

Huwyngr is correct that this is an issue of your browser security settings being overly restrictive.  Adding the download sites to your Trusted Sites Zone in IE might help, but I have found that if the Internet Zone is set to a higher security setting than its default, sometimes even the Trusted Zone will not permit some downloads.  Follow huwyngr's advice to set the IE security zones to their defaults.

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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

Go to Internet Options > Advanced and click the Restore advanced settings button and OK.

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Re: NIS blocks download of IE9 and Firefox 4.0

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Try SoJ's suggestions -- much more experienced in this than I am.

 

You don't ahve any other security system / software firewall installed as well as the NIS do you?

 

You did not say where you are trying to download IE9 and Firefox from. Please say ....



Hugh