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I have bought a used computer from work for a family member. Have completed all updates on it and SP2 is now installed. Tried turning on firewall but it gives me a message that it cannot be turned on as it is being monitored and controlled by network.(or something like that). How can I turn the firewall back on. Supposedly all these computers were wiped of information and XP put back in....and help is appreciated.
Well, honestly i dont know the exact solution to your problem. but i would jsut get a new firewall, one thats free and better than the XP one.
maybe this thread will help.
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread22141.html
maybe this thread will help.
http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread22141.html
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intresting... can't help much with out an exact error message... this is to vague.
and, if your realling looking for a firewall... I would seriously consider a hardware firewall (consider a router from best buy or something)... software firewalls eat up system resources, prown to attack, and hijacking.
and, if your realling looking for a firewall... I would seriously consider a hardware firewall (consider a router from best buy or something)... software firewalls eat up system resources, prown to attack, and hijacking.
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Originally Posted by pcpalct
Okay - is this the error you are getting:
"For your security, some settings are controlled by Group Policy, the setting might be managed by Group Policy."
If so ... might be able to help...

I believe that is the message that appears when I try to turn on the XP firewall.
Thanks. :cheesy:
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are there group policies on the PC, or can you log in as admin and make the change. I do not believe there are any local policies that cover the firewall, but it could not hurt to check them out.
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