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Posted by Ted Zieglar on July 13, 2005, 1:17 pm
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Try adding the secured web sites to the Trusted Zone.
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Ted Zieglar
"You can do it if you try."
> I'm a tech working on a problem that appears to involve the WindowsXP
> firewall.
> I have a laptop with XP SP 2 on it. The user has favorites saved with
HTTPS
> addresses. One of these is a favorite so that he can look at the
performance
> of his stocks on Yahoo Stocks. When he tries to go to this or other
secure
> sites, he gets the error that that the ".....memory (hex address) could
not
> be referenced. The memory could not be "read"". After reading many other
> forum's posts and seeing that it had nothing to do with hardware I tried
> reinstalling his Java to no avail. Finally, after telling the Wndows
> Firewall to make IEXPLORE.EXE an exception, I find that it goes to all of
the
> sites successfully.
>
> I realize this defeats the whole purpose of the firewall, which is why I'm
> posting this. How can I turn the firewall back on and allow secured sites
to
> get through?
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