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Windows Forum / Internet Explorer / General Topics / July 2007Restricted sites missing in non-admin acct
IE7 in administrator's acct has tons of Restricted internet sites and sites whose cookies are always blocked(privacy). In the common user's acct, IE7 has none of these sites. Is there a way to duplicate these sites into the common user's acct without entering them one by one? Thanks > IE7 in administrator's acct has tons of Restricted internet sites and sites > whose cookies are always blocked(privacy). In the common user's acct, IE7 > has none of these sites. > Is there a way to duplicate these sites into the common user's acct without > entering them one by one? How did they get into the Administrator's account? If they were put there using a security tool, perhaps you could run the same tool under the other account? Good luck Robert Aldwinckle --- Thanks Robert. No special security tool was used..the restricted sites appear to be normal security updates from Microsoft. If so, why aren't they applied to all users?? If some users don't want some of them, they can be removed. Not feeling lucky on this one. > > IE7 in administrator's acct has tons of Restricted internet sites and sites > > whose cookies are always blocked(privacy). In the common user's acct, IE7 [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > Robert Aldwinckle > --- > Thanks Robert. No special security tool was used..the restricted sites > appear to be normal security updates from Microsoft. How did they get there then? The default is no entries. > If so, why aren't they applied to all users?? Because security tools typically are used by administrators? > If some users don't want some of them, they can be removed. That's right. Ditto for adding them. <eg> --- > Not feeling lucky on this one. > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> Robert Aldwinckle >> --- Strange indeed after your comment on 'no entry' default. I even did a complete re-download, re-install of IE7 and same restricted sites appeared once again in Admin acct but not in other User acct(no privileges). Restricted sites range from *.008i.com thru dialers,sexlinks,etc to you-search.com.ru .....probably several hundred. > > Thanks Robert. No special security tool was used..the restricted sites > > appear to be normal security updates from Microsoft. [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > >> Robert Aldwinckle > >> --- > Strange indeed after your comment on 'no entry' default. > I even did a complete re-download, re-install of IE7 and same restricted > sites appeared once again in Admin acct but not in other User acct(no > privileges). > Restricted sites range from *.008i.com thru dialers,sexlinks,etc to > you-search.com.ru .....probably several hundred. Are you installing an IEAK generated version of IE7? You could check with Help, About. See if there are any differences between the two users on that dialog. --- The IE7 version in both accts(admin and non-admin) are the same: 7.0.5730.11 downloaded from Microsoft thru genuine authentication etc. > > Strange indeed after your comment on 'no entry' default. > > I even did a complete re-download, re-install of IE7 and same restricted [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > --- Solution found in CyberTechHelp: An extensive and up-to-date list of Restricted Sites is put into the Restricted Zone by SPYWAREBLASTER. Only applies to Internet Explorer, and needs to be enabled for each "user". This thread can now be closed. Thanks for everyone's help. > The IE7 version in both accts(admin and non-admin) are the same: 7.0.5730.11 > downloaded from Microsoft thru genuine authentication etc. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > > > --- |
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