Re: Security Alert Window Can't get rid of by Lanwench
Lanwench
Tue Dec 20 09:21:35 CST 2005
In news:E0022BB9-C23E-4EC9-8ED9-5589193D1026@microsoft.com,
Steve <Steve@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
> Yes I read the certificate, it appears o.k., but how would I tell if
> it's not?
Who is it from? What are the properties?
> I got so frustrated couple weeks ago I even accepted and
> installed it. Goes thru the installation, but still comes back up. I
> only get it when I try to sign in on E Bay. I get it on other web
> sites also, when I try to sign in.
Check the properties of the cert. I have never ever been prompted to accept
one from ebay.
>
> We have two other computers in the house that are new (within the
> last year) and I have never seen it come up on them. I have done a
> restore back a couple weeks and it will go away. It also will go
> away for a day or so after running spybot.
I suspect you have malware on your computer; try the MS Antispyware beta and
make sure you're using the latest version of Spybot, and also AdAware.
>
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>> In news:586BE8D7-3369-4BAF-BFFB-EFAB016E8B0C@microsoft.com,
>> Steve <Steve@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
>>> When I try to sign in to a web such as E Bay up pop this box that
>>> says the security certificate is not trusted. I have tried
>>> installing it, proceed anyway but it just keeps coming back. I have
>>> Windows XP Home. Anyone can help I would appreciate.
>>
>> Did you look at the properties of the certificate to see if it's
>> actually any good? I have never been prompted to accept an SSL cert
>> from ebay....