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From: Ray on 24 Jan 2010 13:17 I have two websites that I have accessed regularly for years with no problems. Recently I installed "Microsoft Security Essentials" and since then I cannot open those two sites. I am assuming that the antivirus program is blocking them but don't know how to allow them to run. I disabled the AV program through "services.msc" but still can't open them. I tried restarting after disabling but the AV program is active at startup so that's no help. Is there a way to stop the AV from running at startup? As I said, I am assuming the cause is MSE. -- Ray _________________________________________________
From: Jim on 24 Jan 2010 13:50 On Sun, 24 Jan 2010 10:17:41 -0800, "Ray" <rbarone(a)nwi.net> wrote: >I have two websites that I have accessed regularly for years with no problems. Recently I >installed "Microsoft Security Essentials" and since then I cannot open those two sites. I >am assuming that the antivirus program is blocking them but don't know how to allow them >to run. I disabled the AV program through "services.msc" but still can't open them. I >tried restarting after disabling but the AV program is active at startup so that's no >help. Is there a way to stop the AV from running at startup? As I said, I am assuming >the cause is MSE. If there is a firewall in MSE , that could be blocking the websites .
From: JD on 24 Jan 2010 14:36 Ray wrote: > I have two websites that I have accessed regularly for years with no problems. Recently I > installed "Microsoft Security Essentials" and since then I cannot open those two sites. I > am assuming that the antivirus program is blocking them but don't know how to allow them > to run. I disabled the AV program through "services.msc" but still can't open them. I > tried restarting after disabling but the AV program is active at startup so that's no > help. Is there a way to stop the AV from running at startup? As I said, I am assuming > the cause is MSE. In case you're not aware, The Real Truth MVP is not listed on the MVP list: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ The web page http://www.ms-mvp.org/ uses Godaddy's stealth frame-redirection to redirect you to: http://pcbutts1.com/downloads/tools/tools.htm Check out �pcbutts� using your favorite search engine. Can you really trust someone like this? Do you really want to download his software and/or follow his advice? -- JD..
From: Rick on 24 Jan 2010 21:16 The Real Truth MVP wrote: > MSE does not block Limewire the program or its website. > > > do not believe any thing this guy says--he is a total fake and besides that always gives bad advise.
From: Hot-text on 24 Jan 2010 21:31
Rick do you have INFO to SHOW US We I see advise of Real Truth give out. so is that the help advise you give to a OP Hmm "Rick" <Pawalleye(a)nospam.com> wrote in message news:ODH8lRWnKHA.5552(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > The Real Truth MVP wrote: >> MSE does not block Limewire the program or its website. >> >> >> > do not believe any thing this guy says--he is a total fake and besides > that always gives bad advise. |