It works by backing up a Thunderbird profile into a single file (named "*.pcv"), which can then be restored on the same Windows computer or a different one. MozBackup is a standalone utility (for Windows only) rather than a Thunderbird extension. 6 How to set the default folder for backup files.See System Requirements for additional information. See Product Terms of Service for more information.Īnd a valid ID number to activate. Eligibility: McAfee® Identity Monitoring.Subscriptions covering "all" devicesĭevices. Your subscription is subject to our License Agreement and Privacy Notice.You may request a refund by contacting Customer Support within 30 days of initial purchase or.Time after purchase from your My Account page. The amount you are charged upon purchase.I hope this helps to make you better understand the "Protected Mode" being off.comment.
I am certain that a Moderator will further expand on this.I,m simply saying that all is working fine in my regards.
So before making changes to your Internet Explorer Settings, make certain this is not the case. As I do not use Firefox-Version 24.Iam uncertain if this is still the case? Having said this.It seems that in a prior Version of Firefox, Having Protected Mode turned on in Site Advisor Live, caused issues. To prevent any conflicts, I left "Protected Mode" on in Site Advisor Live,and only have it enabled for "Restricted Sites" in Internet Explorer, which is the "Default Setting"Ģ-Up in the top Righthand corner of the window,left click on the tiny (white) cogwheelĤ- Left click on Security( Upper top left)ĥ- You will see Internet, Local Intranet,Trusted Sites, Restricted SitesĦ- You can then "Uncheck Enable Protected Mode" for all but the Restricted Zone.ħ- Of course click "Apply", then okay and close Internet Explorer for the changes to take effect. I just the other day inquired about having "Protected Mode" (On) in both Internet Explorer 10,and Site Advisor Live as well. It is imperative that you keep it up to date, as with all Windows updates.īecause McAfee utilizes it for it,s interface, etc. Even if Internet Explorer is not your "Default" Browser of choice. McAfee has built-in protection for Internet Explorer as it is. If I am not terribly mistaken, I think Ex Brit was referring to your Security "Settings" with-in the Internet Zones.
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