I just upgraded my desktop to IE7 beta3
and have the following in my security Tab:
http://img85.imageshack.us/img85/8787/securitysettingrp3.png
This restriction isn’t on the laptop I’ve been using which also has IE7 beta 3
If it’s involved, please be kind and explain it in a way this old man can understand… ;D ;D
All I can say Is be sure you are logged on with Admin rights and see if that helps.
Hi Bob…
Out of curiosity, what comes up if you click the blue “settings,” the SP2 security center window?
Best Regards…
Mack
I have admin rights.
ardvark
I don’t quite follow.
If you’re referring to the Internet options in the Security Center,
it brings me to the same place with the same rights.
Im not a Vista user so this is strictly a guess, but isn’t there an option to run all users, including Adminstrators, as standard users? Maybe you need to change that setting.
I’m not using Vista.
My setup is:
XP home with SP2 and IE7 beta 3
Hi Bob :
Since I have selected "Custom Level", which seems to be
greyed out on your screen shot, on my computer, is it
available to be used on your desktop ?
Perhaps if that Option is available, that "Some settings are
managed by your system administrator" will "disappear" ?
Or perhaps, the underlined "settings" is a "replacement"
for the "Custom Level" that was accessible in previous
versions !?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v190/bob3160/laptop.png
That’s what the laptop setting looks like.
Still can’t figure out where the “system administrator” comes from.
This is my desktop computer. There isn’t any system admin…
Sorry Bob, I had in mind that you were one of the Vista testers on the forum.
Hi Bob :
On the screenshot for the laptop, it appears "Custom
level" is NOT "greyed out"; therefore, it can be clicked on
and there is no need for a "some settings are managed
....... ". Looks like one is a later "edition" of the beta 3 and
that Microsoft is "experimenting" on which one to use !?
Probably they are waiting for input from their Beta
"Testers" as to which one they prefer !?
Before getting the IE7 beta 3, did you ever click on
"Custom level" and configure the settings there ?
I’m referring to the area you circled in your initial post, where it says in blue, “settings.” If you click that, what window pops up?
Best Regards…
It opens up a help file which sends you to a link on the internet.
Unfortunately it referres to information pertaining to Vista which I don’t have installed.
I’ve uninstalled IE7 and am back to using IE6.