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Hmmm, virus?
#1
Lately, whenever I boot up my computer, and then start IE, I notice that my "Security level" has been changed to either High or Medium high. Hence, bye-bye cookies.
There is only one user registered on this computer. The computer is still fast, so I don't think any virus is slowing it down.
But is there a petty worm, or macro virus, that raises your security level on IE?
f only life let you press CTRL-Z.
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#2
Does anybody else use the computer? Maybe you should try passwording it (BIOS or Windows), or changing your password, for a while to rule out the human factor. Or just ask 'em.
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#3
3 other people - my family.
And none of them really know anything about computers, I doubt that they would know what a security level is, let alone cookies.
f only life let you press CTRL-Z.
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#4
heh, well just cause they dont actually know what theyre doing doesnt mean it isnt as easy as *point, click* to tweak around settings. Smile use passwords if someones gettin crazy
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#5
Actually, I just found out that my dad was fooling around with the security settings.
I told him off, though, lol.
f only life let you press CTRL-Z.
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