Help with Security Message

[GatorMid]

For some reason, a message pops up saying that some parts of the information is not secure and won't be displayed....pops up everytime I load any page from this site.

Doesn't happen on my wife's computer and my computer is a work computer, but I'm using my own internet from home and not logged in through our server.

This has only been an issue in the last month or so - I know I won't get anywhere with my own tech support through the company, but was wondering if anyone else has had this issue and what was done to correct it.

Thanks for all the help!

[vaxcardinal]

its a setting on your browser...which one are you using?

[GatorMid]

Internet Explorer - this is the ONLY site that it happens on (apparently). When I do log into my company's server, certain sites are restricted (like youtube), but not Gatorcountry.

However, I rarely surf the web when logged into the company server....

[umcpgator]

You might want to try adding the site to your trusted sites list as long as you trust the site.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Change-Internet-Explorer-Security-settings

[GatorMid]

Thanks for the help guys, but the problem remains...the suggestion above didn't seem to work for me - looks like I don't have administration privileges to change the settings.

Weird that this is the only site it happens on...

[vaxcardinal]

a. Launch Internet Explorer.

b. Going to Tools->Internet Options->Security

c. Select the ‘Security’ tab

d. Click the ‘Custom Level’ button

e. In the ‘Miscellaneous’ section change “Display mixed content” to Enable

[GatorMid]

Again, I appreciate the help...but when I get to the security tab, I'm unable to click on the Custom Level button - apparently my network administrator is the only one who can change it.

Just odd it only happens with this site.

[Zendra]

You should talk to your IT guy at work. There may be some filtering issues involved and maybe some blocked ports. If it's a work computer, they often shut down or restrict various unnecessary applications.