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by joseph moore
Sounds like spyware running to me.
I would run AdAware (www.lavasoftusa.com) on the machine and have it clean out all of the spyware junk it finds. Reboot, and I bet it will stop doing that.
Just get the free version of AdAware (version 6). It will fix it up.
hope this helps
by maxiti
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by beermonster
Hi,
This appears to be a standard security feature. The message is displayed whenever one IE window attempts to close another which - as far as the browser is concerned - was not opened by that window. poor coding by the web dev can also cause this. In short your users browser is just doing what it is supposed to. Reference -
http://www.microsoft.com/mind/0699/geek/geek0699.asp
This mentions it briefly during the conversation, but as it's from microsoft themselves I guess that makes it a primary source (of sorts). Also, search the web for
"The Web page you are viewing is trying to close the window"
And you'll get lots of returns from developers sites explaining how dev's can work round it - that's more out of interest though, unless the problem sites are internal that you can have changed.
by beermonster
by maxiti
smthng happnd & its not first time in my short techlife. after BeerMonster's suggestion to visit various websites with mt problem, i did. MS did know what i was talking about, & all the other websites were talking in alanguage i could not understand. atleast i got a hint-java. i went to my users pc and played around with custom in the securities of the IEpropeties. sorry idid not document the chaged settings, but the problem has gone. an experienced tech available to explain the phenomenon?
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