Suggestions

> Hi, sooner ... I run TIS Pro 2008 also ... have you set any categorie
> o
> websites to be blocked in parental controls? I do this, even thoug
> ther
> are no children in the house all the time, just so I won't accidentall
> g
> somewhere on the net that I don't want to go ... it could be there i
> an a
> or a link on the website that causes the main site to be blocked
>
> Usually, a TM page shows in the browser instead of that page that say
> ..
> yeah, I know which one you are talking about but I can't remember wha
> al
> it says either ... so it might not have anything to do with TM
>
> Another thing it could be is the fact that the website might recogniz
> you
> XP machine as a valid machine but not your newer Vista machine. It i
> possible that they don't think it is you ... when I use the phone t
> cal
> one of my credit card companies, I have to use a certain number to cal
> ..
> and I know that with one of my cards I once set security to remember m
> machine ... I could only log in using that machine but I had set i
> that wa
> in my security settings with that site ..
>
> Do you keep cookies or do you clean them away? In TIS Pro 2008, I go t
> Virus & Spyware Controls --> Protection Against Viruses & Spyware --
> Exception Lists --> Manage Cookies ... I select the cookies I want t
> KEE
> .... like support.creditcard.com ... and put them in the Trusted We
> Browse
> Cookies box. For sites you trust and want them to easily remember you
> se
> those cookies to be kept (I think they survive a clean up that way ...
>
> An expert will come along and tell you what your problem is and it wil
> hav
> nothing to do with any of the above (g) ... good luck and hope you fin
> ou
> what it is ... vanill

> I come, hat in hand, seeking recommendations from those more
> knowledgeable about these contraptions than I (which ain't saying much,
> I'll admit ).
>
> I have a 1-yo Dell laptop, XP-SP2 and a new Dell desktop, Vista Home
> Premium 32-bit. For security software, I've installed Trend Micro's
> Internet Security suite 2008 on both. The suite was highly recommended
> by Consumer Reports magazine.
>
> Periodically, I visit both my credit card issuer and my local bank to
> check my respective accounts in those institutions (they're separate).
> With XP, I have no problems signing into either account. With Vista, I
> have no problem signing into my bank account. However, when I try to try
> to sign into the credit card account with the Vista machine, connection
> with the web site is immediately broken, even though I used a valid
> username and password in the correct boxes. I get the usual screen
> message about being unable to log onto the url because (a), (b) or (c)
> happened. Y'all know the one I mean, I'm sure. It's the same message you
> get when you have no internet connection at all.
>
> I'm sure the disconnection occurs because of some conflict between
> their software and mine but experimentation fails to disclose the
> reason. Suggestions anyone?
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