after install

i have installed all the required updates for my IE, but when i go to the
site where I had the problem in the first place I get the same error message.
"You cannot access Online Account Services with your current Web browser"
Do I have to "install" the programs that were updated? I thought it was done
automatically.
I put 19 updates on my system last night. I guess I just dont know how to
activate them.
P.S. I did go back to the MS web site and made sure that all were loaded
successfully.
Thanks,

That sounds like you may have to set firewall rules, or ActiveX/Java
permissions - which site are we talking about?? - have you checked the
instructions on the site?


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"MAKEITWORK:-)" <MAKEITWORK:-)@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3B43A351-D253-4EA3-BDA3-...
>i have installed all the required updates for my IE, but when i go to the
> site where I had the problem in the first place I get the same error
> message.
> "You cannot access Online Account Services with your current Web browser"
> Do I have to "install" the programs that were updated? I thought it was
> done
> automatically.
> I put 19 updates on my system last night. I guess I just dont know how to
> activate them.
> P.S. I did go back to the MS web site and made sure that all were loaded
> successfully.
> Thanks,

MAKEITWORK:-) wrote:

> i have installed all the required updates for my IE, but when i go to the
> site where I had the problem in the first place I get the same error message.
> "You cannot access Online Account Services with your current Web browser"
> Do I have to "install" the programs that were updated? I thought it was done
> automatically.
> I put 19 updates on my system last night. I guess I just dont know how to
> activate them.
> P.S. I did go back to the MS web site and made sure that all were loaded
> successfully.
> Thanks,

You haven't provided enough information. What operating system? What
service pack?

I'll throw this out - if it's XP with SP2 applied see these links:

How to troubleshoot problems accessing secure Web pages with Internet
Explorer 6 Service Pack 2
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=870700

How to troubleshoot situations where you cannot complete MSN sign-up or
connect to SSL secured (128-Bit) Web sites by using Internet Explorer in
Windows XP
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=813444

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