cant log on to secure pages?
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There are many reasons that you can not log on.\n1) See if your date and time is not updated or both preceding the actual time. Change the time and date setting to curent.\n2) You have disabled the cookies. Allow the cookies to download from options menu.\n3) The ISP is not trusted\n4) you are behing a proxy or firewall. Customize your settings to medium risk.\n\nAll done enjoy!\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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What error are you getting? Verify username and password. Is it specific to the PC, can that user log in from anotehr PC or can other users log in from that PC?\n\nNeed much more info. Screen shots are greet too.
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If you could log in before and can't now: First check with the IT department and make sure your password is still valid.\nsecond did you up grade to IE7 if yes then remove IE7 and try it with IE6. \nI can not log on to my office web site with IE7 the site won't take the password, but when I go back to IE6 everything is fine.
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Figuring out why your computer can't get into secure sites is a tough one, but when it goes so far as to keeping you from logging in to messaging programs, it's a dilly of a pickle.  Here are some steps to take:\n\n(1) Visit http://www.windowsupdate.com/ (if possible, sometimes this sort of problem takes away this option) and make sure you have the latest and greatest.  Keep going back until it says you have no new critical updates.\n\n(2) Try another browser.  http://www.mozilla.com/ is where you can get Firefox.  Again, if you can't log into messaging programs, this might not work either, but it's good to have a backup browser anyway.\n\n(3) Check your date and time, including year and time zone.  Simple, yet it can cause this problem.\n\n(4) Disable ALL security programs.  Firewalls, pop-up blockers, browser toolbars, anti-virus....  This includes router firewalls---If you're going through a router, bypass it.  Keep them disabled for the duration of your troubleshooting.\n\n(5) Go to Start>Control Panel>Internet Options.  Clear the cookies, Clear the files, including "Offline" files.  Go to the security tab, click on "default."  Go to the privacy tab, click on "default."  Go to the connection tab, click on LAN settings, make sure there's no proxy (unless your ISP demands it to work---write it down if there's something there and removing it makes your internet stop working).  Go to the advanced tab, click on "restore defaults."  Click Apply, Click OK.  Try it again.  No dice?  Go back to Tools>internet options>advanced and scroll down to "allow third party browser extensions.  Uncheck it.  Apply>OK, try again.  If that doesn't work, go back in and re-enable third party browser extensions.  Apply>OK.\n\n6. Click on Start>Run and enter "CMD."  In the black box, type in "netsh winsock reset catalog"  When prompted, restart your computer.  Try again.\n\n7. Try a second, and even third spyware removal tool.  The Yahoo toolbar uses Pest Patrol which is pretty good.  You can get Spybot S&D and Ad-Aware at http://www.download.com/\n\n8. Do a System Restore.  Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore.  Go back to a date where you know it worked.\n\n9. Nothing left that I can think of besides repairing or reinstalling XP.  If you've gotten this far, either you have/had a wicked piece of spyware that attached itself pretty good to something in your registry, or something just got corrupt in Windows.\n\nI don't think I've left anything out.  Best of luck to you!
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sign in then on your home page go to safe mode
910909
probably firewall or antivirus security software. disable them and try.
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First; try to disable proxy servers: \n1. Launch Internet Explorer \n2. From the menu bar, select Tools and click Internet (the Internet options dialog box appears) \n3. Click the Connections Tab at the top of the dialog box \n4. Click LAN Settings near the bottom right of the box (the LAN Settings dialog box appears) \n5. Ensure that, "Automatically detect settings", "Use automatic configuration script" and "Use a proxy server", are all Unchecked. \n6. Try to access the secure site again.
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It is most likely an issue with secure websites.  Here's an easy way to test if it actually is:\n\nGo to http://www.paypal.com/ and see if it loads properly.  If it does, go to https://www.paypal.com/ (notice the s after http) and see if it gives you the old "Page can not be displayed" error.  If #1 loads properly, and #2 does not, you have a problem displaying secure websites.\n\nIf it is an issue with secure websites, here are the steps to try:\n\n(1) Disable every security program you have.  Firewalls, Anti-Virus, Popup blockers, browser toolbars, anything that might be scrutinizing your traffic.  If you identify what it is, don't keep it disabled---Just try to configure it when you know what it is.  Also, run a Virus, Spyware, and Adware check on your system.\n\n(2) Make sure you're using the most up to date version of your browser.  Go to http://www.windowsupdate.com/ if you're using IE.\n\n(3) Restore your browser to its factory defaults.\n\n(4) If you're using IE, add the site to your list of "trusted sites."  Tools>Internet Options>Security.  Uncheck the "always use https" box and add the website name WITHOUT the "www." before it.  In your case, you're adding wellsfargo.com\n\n(5) If all else fails, use another browser.  If you're using IE, give Firefox at http://www.mozilla.com/ a try.\n\nIf it fails after (5), you've got a spyware problem that has affected Windows settings, not just IE settings.\n\nGood luck!  Secure website problems are often tricky.
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try lowering the firwall security,\n\ngood luck
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you maybe having a firewall installed or you have an extremely slow internet connection. Keep trying it should work out.\nTrying Logging out and logging in and then try.
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Figuring out why your computer can't get into secure sites is a tough one. Here are some steps to take:\n\n(1) Visit http://www.windowsupdate.com/ (if possible, sometimes this sort of problem takes away this option) and make sure you have the latest and greatest. Keep going back until it says you have no new critical updates.\n\n(2) Try another browser. http://www.mozilla.com/ is where you can get Firefox. It might not solve the underlying problem, but it can give you an option and it's good to have a backup browser anyway.\n\n(3) Check your system date and time, including year and time zone. Simple, yet it can cause this problem.\n\n(4) Disable ALL security programs. Firewalls, pop-up blockers, browser toolbars, anti-virus.... This includes router firewalls---If you're going through a router, bypass it. Keep them disabled for the duration of your troubleshooting.\n\n(5) Go to Start>Control Panel>Internet Options. Clear the cookies, Clear the files, including "Offline" files. Go to the security tab, click on "default." Go to the privacy tab, click on "default." Go to the connection tab, click on LAN settings, make sure there's no proxy (unless your ISP demands it to work---write it down if there's something there and removing it makes your internet stop working). Go to the advanced tab, click on "restore defaults." Click Apply, Click OK. Try it again. No dice? Go back to Tools>internet options>advanced and scroll down to "allow third party browser extensions. Uncheck it. Apply>OK, try again. If that doesn't work, go back in and re-enable third party browser extensions. Apply>OK.\n\n6. Click on Start>Run and enter "CMD." In the black box, type in "netsh winsock reset catalog" When prompted, restart your computer. Try again.\n\n7. Try a second, and even third spyware removal tool. The Yahoo toolbar uses Pest Patrol which is pretty good. You can get Spybot S&D and Ad-Aware at http://www.download.com/\n\n8. Do a System Restore. Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>System Restore. Go back to a date where you know it worked.\n\n9. Nothing left that I can think of besides repairing or reinstalling XP. If you've gotten this far, either you have/had a wicked piece of spyware that attached itself pretty good to something in your registry, or something just got corrupt in Windows.\n\nI don't think I've left anything out. Best of luck to you!
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yes go to java script website they have a secure login they give you the HTML code simply paste it on your page.
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firewalled and password protected
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May be you have your browser cookies turned off. Since all the websites having login do send cookies to your system to control the login process.\n\ntry turning on your browser cookies. refer\nhttp://www.iaccorp.com/cookie.htm
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I was having this problem too. It might be your cookies. If you have them set high, then you really can't log-in anywhere. Just click on TOOLS, then go to INTERNET OPTIONS, then go to PRIVACY...I think. Anyways, you'll eventually find it. That should be the problem.
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i used to have that problem. it's probably your spyware/cookie blocker. if you turn it off while logging in, it should work fine.\np.s. remember to turn it back on later
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you can check the internet setting in control panel if the security is set on high make it med high and try the web..