I'm trying to download the "SeaMonkey" browser & i'm getting this message.. "This program is blocked by group policy. For more information, contact your system administrator". It appears other internet users are also getting this message when trying to download various software.
The Following Message When Downloading A New Browser
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donetao
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Do you have administrator privileges???
DSTM
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Hi N3.
MY guess you have a software restriction policy enabled.
In "Local Security" you can disable the policy.
MY guess you have a software restriction policy enabled.
In "Local Security" you can disable the policy.
donetao
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Hi @N3 There is a lot about this on Google.What Anti-Virus are you using?? This is one suggestion, but I'm not recommending going into the registry unless you are very sure you know what your doing there!
I would follow Dougie's suggestion!!
https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB81841&vse0714
I would follow Dougie's suggestion!!
https://kc.mcafee.com/corporate/index?page=content&id=KB81841&vse0714
Are you part of a domain?
If you are the domain admin has to adjust his software store settings. He probably has it setup to handle all client updates and software installations. It is set so nothing can be downloaded or installed from anywhere except the software store.
If you are the domain admin has to adjust his software store settings. He probably has it setup to handle all client updates and software installations. It is set so nothing can be downloaded or installed from anywhere except the software store.
Does CyberFox have synch like Forefox does?
If it does setup a synch account in Firefox and once the initial synch is done set it up in CyberFox. All bookmarks, add ons and settings should migrate over.
For bookmarks if synch doesn't work just use the Firefox export tool and export them to a file. Then import them into Cyberfox.
If it does setup a synch account in Firefox and once the initial synch is done set it up in CyberFox. All bookmarks, add ons and settings should migrate over.
For bookmarks if synch doesn't work just use the Firefox export tool and export them to a file. Then import them into Cyberfox.
Yes. You need Firefox to synch to store your settings.
lurkingatu2
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i try to use portable software as much as i can (easy uninstall just delete the folder/and less stuff left behind)
but here is a portable version of SeaMonkey if your looking to just test it
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/seamonkey_portable
James
but here is a portable version of SeaMonkey if your looking to just test it
http://portableapps.com/apps/internet/seamonkey_portable
James
