admin | January 18, 2010 in Computer Fix, Network Fix, Security, Ubuntu / Linux, Windows 7 | Comments (1)
This connection is Untrusted.
Look at the above URL: if it is a site that you are trying to goto and you trust the site:
Click on “continue to site.”
If you have firefox:
Click on “I understand the risks”
then:
Add Exception.
Next in the new popup:
get certificate.
Last:
confirm security exception.
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admin | August 24, 2009 in Computer Fix, Network Fix, Ubuntu / Linux, Windows 7 | Comments (0)
Got the error “This Connection is Untrusted”
This is a website trying to make a secure connection with your computer, this is normally good for people that want higher security on their browser connection. Sometimes this can be bad if some is trying to Phish your information, google “phishing” for more information on this.
First check the address, I highlighted this in the first picture with a red box. If you trust the address you can proceed.
Click “I Understand the Risks”
Click “Add Exception…”
Click “Get Certificate”
Click “Confirm Security Exception”
You should now have a secure connection to the site, verify the address in the address bar is correct again, especially if you are using a bank or credit account.
admin | June 30, 2009 in Computer Fix, Security, Ubuntu / Linux | Comments (0)
Tags: computer, fix, flash, flash drive, flashdrive, Security, virii, virus
To keep a virus or virii in check on your portable drive or external media. Just created a new folder on the root directory of the media, such as e:\Autorun.inf. Now, if any virii tries to overwrite your flash drive with a auto run, it will simply fail, Sweet!
admin | May 31, 2009 in Network Fix, Ubuntu / Linux | Comments (0)
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admin | May 30, 2009 in Ubuntu / Linux | Comments (0)
Tags: Computer Fix, fonts, install, linux
To install True type fonts in Linux: Ubuntu, etc:
# cd /usr/share/fonts/truetype
# mkdir windowsfonts
Copy the true type fonts from the location to the new font directory:
# cp /media/sdb1/Windows/fonts/*.ttf .
Change the ownership:
# chown root.root *.ttf
# chmod 644 *.ttf
Add the new font directory run the next two commands:
# mkfontdir
Now we can use windows True Type fonts in Linux!