I am running XP Home on a Toshiba laptop. I log on using an administrator
account. In Internet Options, on the Security tab, the Custom Level button
is greyed out. I cannot set anything but the default level. (At least, I
can click that button - who knows what it's doing!)

Is this a symptom of a virus? I've had a lot of problems with them lately,
but I think my system is clean now. If not, can someone tell me how to get
access to the custom settings?

Thanks.


David

>-----Original Message-----
>I am running XP Home on a Toshiba laptop. I log on
using an administrator
>account. In Internet Options, on the Security tab, the
Custom Level button
>is greyed out. I cannot set anything but the default
level. (At least, I
>can click that button - who knows what it's doing!)
>
>Is this a symptom of a virus? I've had a lot of
problems with them lately,
>but I think my system is clean now. If not, can someone
tell me how to get
>access to the custom settings?
>
>Thanks.
>
>
>David
>
>
>.
>

Hi David,
I've having a very similar problem....I can see the "customize" button but
when I try and change the settings it defaults back and doesn't accept my
changes. Have you had any success with your problem that sounds very similar
to mine?

Thank you
Anne


"David Benson" wrote:

> I am running XP Home on a Toshiba laptop. I log on using an administrator
> account. In Internet Options, on the Security tab, the Custom Level button
> is greyed out. I cannot set anything but the default level. (At least, I
> can click that button - who knows what it's doing!)
>
> Is this a symptom of a virus? I've had a lot of problems with them lately,
> but I think my system is clean now. If not, can someone tell me how to get
> access to the custom settings?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
> David
>
>
>