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Security Warning Box that appears with nearly every click

Started by ghat724 , Jan 07 2011 11:25 AM

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#1 ghat724

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Posted 07 January 2011 - 11:25 AM

Windows XP, Tried to correct a slow computer by Deleteing Redundant programs at ADD/Delete.
The result----A box appears with nearly every click. I have to close it out or make a selection each time to close the box.
The box says: "SECURITY WARNING. Do you want to view only the webpage content that was delivered securely."
Sometimes I see: "Waiting for HTPPS"
I have noticed that the small icon on lower right (looks like a padlock is not not illuminated). If I click on the padlock icon it brings up 3 choices: Automatically Block
Choose Content to Block
Off
Settings
I have tried selecting each setting with no success. Presently the bullet is on "Choose Content to Block"
I Can bypass this annoying box if I select "In Private Browsing". But I have to type in every website name.
Can anyone help me to remove this "Security Warning" Box?
Michael
Pittsburgh, PA