Monday, February 9, 2009

Set the Security and Privacy IE 7

Internet Explorer 7 (IE7) offers a number of ways that you can browse the Internet safely. You can set the level of security and privacy in accordance with their needs.

OPEN INTERNET OPTIONS
1. IE7 provide flexibility in interacting with web pages, such as elements that want to see or blocked, cookies, ActiveX, pop-up; diprompt whether you want to do when an action, or simply done automatically, and add-on which you want to dienable or disable. The security and privacy we do IE7's Internet Options. To access them, click the Tools button on the right end of the toolbar and then select Internet Options at the bottom of the menu.

SET LEVEL security
2. When the Internet Options window appears, click the Security tab. Here you can set the security level of IE7 when browsing the Internet. Select the Internet zone and then drag slidebar to the desired security level: High, Medium-high or Medium. To find out the details of the settings for each option, click the Custom level button.

Set security details
3. Now you can set your browser security level to enable, disable, or prompt option on the Settings box, for example you want to automatically download the ActiveX controls that have not been marked or automatically download the file. IE7 will highlight the options that are considered unsafe. To return to the default settings of the security level, click the Reset button. If not, click OK, and then click Yes as Configuration confirmation.

PRIVACY SET LEVEL
4. Next, click the Privacy tab. Here you can change your browser's privacy settings. Click the Sites button to determine which sites may store cookies on your computer and the site which should not be.

SELECT SITE
5. That site can not save the cookies on your computer, enter its web address and then click the button block. Same, so that sites can store cookies on your computer, such as your online banking, type its web address and then click Allow. You can delete the site from the list by selecting the site and then click Remove. Click OK.


Set COOKIES (1)
6. You can set the privacy of the cookies from the web. Click the Advanced button and check ([1]) Override automatic cookie handling. Then select whether you want to Block, Allow, Prompt, or the first party cookies (placed by the site host) and third-party cookies (placed by advertisers). You can also give a check ([1]) Always allow session cookies to store login data sites and delete them when the browser is closed. Click OK.

Set COOKIES (2)
7. more you can set the privacy of the cookies by clicking the Default button on the Privacy tab. Here, you can use the slider bar to set the privacy level, starting from Block All Cookies (block third party cookies and first party cookies particular) to Accept All Cookies.

Turn on the pop-up blocker
8. After the cookies set, you can start to set up a pop-up. Check ([1]) Turn on Pop-up Blocker in the bottom of the Privacy tab and then click the Settings button.

Set the pop-up blocker
9. you can allow pop-ups from a site with the address webnya and then click Add or to block pop-ups from a site by selecting the site from the list and then click Remove. You can issue a sound when a pop-up blocked and set the filter level of pop-ups, ranging from Low (allow pop-ups from sites you trust) to High (to block all pop-up). Click Close.

Set Display POP-UP (1)
10. Similar to the browsing that you can use the tab, you can specify whether to open the IE pop-up on the new tab or new window. Click the General tab in the Internet Options window and then click the Settings button in the Tabs.

Set Display POP-UP (2)
11. In the Tabbed Browsing Settings window appears, in the When a pop-up is encountered, select whether the pop-up window is opened in a new window, new tab, or Internet Explorer to determine. In the below you can also set whether links from other programs open in new tab, new window, or in the tab or window now. Click OK.

Set ADD-ON (1)
12. Next, you can check the add-on is installed on your computer and ensure that no element of suspicious or who does not want to enable on-the IE7. Click the Programs tab, and then at the bottom of the Internet Options window, click the Manage add-ons.

Set ADD-ON (2)
13. from the menu at the top of the dialog box window Manage Add-ons, select the Add-ons that have been used by Internet Explorer. You will see a list of add-ons are installed on the box below, along with publisher information add-on that status, and type of file. If there are any suspicious items or unwanted in-enable, select the name and then click the Disable option at the bottom of the window.

Set the ActiveX
14. You can check the ActiveX control is installed in the same way. From the Show menu, select Downloaded ActiveX Controls (32-bit). Click the name of the ActiveX control is not desired or that may be dangerous, and then click the Delete key on the lower right corner to delete it from your system. Click OK to close the Manage Add-ons. You may need me to restart the computer to apply changes.

Set RSS Feed
15. Finally, you can set the frequency to check IE7 RSS feeds for updates. Click the Content tab and then click the Settings button in the Feeds section. Check ([1]) Automatically check feeds for updates and then select the time interval from the menu. You can also use the Advanced option to mark feeds as read, the feed-reading browser view, and remove the sound when there is a new feed. Click OK as rmasi Configuration and then click OK again to close the Internet Options window.

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