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- My cookies are enabled but I'm still having problems placing an order
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- Unsure how to unblock cookies if you're using McAfee Internet Security?
- Unsure how to unblock cookies if you're using Norton Internet Security?
- Unsure how to unblock cookies if you're using Zonealarm Internet Security?
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Cookies stored on your computer from the Zextons website do not contain any personal data, or data which will be used for tracking purposes.
You can check to see if your cookies are enabled below:
Cookies stored on your computer from the Zextons website do not contain any personal data, or data which will be used for tracking purposes.
Follow the instructions below to enable cookies for your browser:
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x / 7.x (Windows)
- Under the 'Tools' menu, click 'Internet Options'
- Click the 'Privacy' tab
- Drag the slider down to the 'Medium High' setting for IE7. Use the 'Medium' or 'Low' setting for IE6.
(If you still experience problems try the 'Accept All Cookies' setting although this should not normally be necessary) - Click 'OK'
Mozilla Firefox 1.x (Windows)
- Under the 'Tools' menu click 'Options'
- Click the 'Privacy' icon
- Click the 'Cookies' tab
- Select 'Allow sites to set Cookies' and 'for the originating site only'
- Select 'Keep Cookies: until they expire'
- Click 'OK'
If none of our suggestions have resolved the problem, we will be happy to take your order over the phone. To do this, please first create an online account, then call 03333448311 (9am-5pm, Mon-Fri) and we will place the order on your account.
Site URL : McAfee Internet Security
To enable cookies with McAfee Privacy/Security, perform the following steps:
- Right-click the red "M" icon by your system clock.
- Click "Privacy Service."
- Click "Options."
- The McAfee Privacy Service window appears. Click the "Cookies" tab.
- Enter each website address (URL) from which you would like to allow cookies.
- Click "Add."
- Once completed, close the window.
Site URL : Norton Internet Security
To change privacy control levels:
The privacy control levels define how NIS and NPF behave. Higher settings will block more kinds of information by default. Lower settings let more information pass and warn you when sending confidential information across the Internet. You can define a custom level if you want more control over this behavior.
- Open NIS.
- Double-click Privacy Control.
- Click Private Information.
- Select the user for whom you are setting the privacy control level.
- Move the slider to high, medium, or low in order to select a predefined privacy control level, or create a custom level.
- Click OK.
Site URL : Zonealarm Internet Security
Article Title : I'm having trouble with my Internet connection while ZA is running
The Privacy settings in ZoneAlarm may be blocking some features that this website needs to work properly, such as cookies, pop-ups and mobile code.
- Close all Internet browsers.
- Open ZoneAlarm.
- Click the Privacy Panel, Main Tab, turn ALL items to off.
- Open your browser and make sure the site is working as expected.
- Close your browsers.
- Turn your privacy settings back to the settings you would like them, and then click the Site List Tab.
- Open your browser to the web site that was not working and watch the Site List Tab in ZoneAlarm.
- ZoneAlarm will add the sites that it has blocked items from to this list as it blocks things.
- One at a time, right click on the sites that were added and choose Options, then remove the checks from the Cookies, Ad Blocking, and Mobile Code tabs and click OK.
Please understand by disabling the privacy settings, you are not disabling the firewall, it is only disabling the added feature of blocking cookies and advertisements. If you can narrow down what sites exactly need the pop-up and/or cookies you can leave your settings up and click the Site List tab and add the site(s) to this list.
