Change Internet Explorer Security settings

The Internet Explorer Security tab is used to set and change options that can help protect your computer from potentially harmful or malicious online content.

How do I find Internet Explorer's Security settings?

If you aren't already looking at Internet Explorer's Security settings, follow these steps to find them:

To find Internet Explorer Security settings
In Internet Explorer,

click the Tools button,

and then click Internet Options.

Click the Security tab.

To view the Security setting, click the Custom Level.

Note: you may manually change the setting if you want to customize it to your need.

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How to enable my IE to support Asian Languages

From the Start menu open your Control Panel double click on Regional and Language Options.

Select Languages from the Regional and Language Options check on the "Install files for East Asian languages" and then click OK to start the installation process.

Note:You need to insert the Windows XP CD to complete the installation process as the Asian languages files is locate in \I386\LANG folder.

How to view my Network Properties(TCPIP) Setting?

Move your mouse pointer to the small computer at the RIGHT corner then RIGHT click and click on the Status option. The network connection status screen will pop up and then click on Properties to view the Network Connection Properties...after that scroll down to select the Internet Protocol (TCPIP) and click on Properties to view the TCPIP setting.

How to Check My wireless connection ?

Move the mouse pointer to small computer at the right corner
If the status = connected it means the network connection is OK
If NOT you should see an X there.

If you Click the Right button of the mouse another Pop up windows will display as follow.
Now you can click on View Available Wireless Networks to see are you connected to your own modem router or NOT.
If you found more than one wireless networks please make sure you select your own network and click connect.
Note: You may Click repair to re-connect your computer/notebook to your network if you fail to connect to your network.

Is my PRINTER working fine?

Click Start-->Printer and Faxes

Move the mouse pointer to the printer Right Click

And then click on Properties …the following windows will pop up

Then click on Print Test Page and OK to test the function of the printer.
If you manage to print a test page it means the printer is working fine.

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How to fix the notebook wireless connectivity?

Q. I am using a wireless modem router
Why my notebook yesterday can surf internet but today can not and nobody change any setting, but my workstation can easily connected via the UBS wireless adapter?

A. FYI, you are using the modem router to connect to the internet via a phone line which comes with internet services provided by your internet service provider (i.e: Streamyx Malaysia) and NOT your workstation or notebook.

It means, in order to connect to internet your workstation or notebook must connect to the modem router first else no way to surf internet.

So, make sure on your WIFI (wireless connectivity)is ON if you are using notebook and check it up it is connected to the modem router or NOT?

Note: pls. on your modem router and make sure the phone line is connected to the modem router as well.

How to check am I connected to the modem router or not?

Step1: From START-->Click on RUN type in CMD and click on OK or hit the Enter key Then a DOS screen will pop up.

Step2: From the DOS command prompt
pls. type in PING xxx.xxx.x.x (your modem router IP address) and hit the Enter key

i.e: c:\Documents and Settings\username>ping 192.168.2.1

you should get
Reply from 192.168.2.1: bytes=32 time<1ms ttl="128"

if it is connected to the modem router

Else it will be:

Pinging 192.168.2.1 with 32 bytes data:
Request timed out.

Note: if you do not know your modem router IP address pls. check it up with your vendor ( who setting up the modem router for you )

Step3: If you are connected, you should be able to surf the NET and vice versa.

Step4: If it is connected but couldn't surf the NET pls. check the TCPIP setting to ensure it was set correctly.

How to disable/enable Local Area Network

If you are using Windows XP

From: Start-->Control Panel-->(Switch to classic view) Click on Network Connections






Move your mouse pointer to the Local Area Connection-->Right Click and Click on Disable/Enable to Disable/Enable it.

How to Remove Program Files

If you are using Windows XP

From Start -->Control Panel-->(Switch to classic view) Add Remove Program

Then
-->Select the program you want to remove and click on remove button to remove it

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