Consumer Alert
Software you may have running on your PC deletes portions of web pages, sometimes
without your knowledge or consent.
Do the web pages you now visit (Google, for instance) now seem to have "broken" links and missing pieces? The culprit may be on your own PC. To view pages properly, please disable Norton Internet Security (NIS) "ad blocking" technology for this site only.
If you prefer to leave Ad Blocking turned on for the majority of sites (recommended), but would like to see the underlying content of a specific site, follow these steps.
Do the web pages you now visit (Google, for instance) now seem to have "broken" links and missing pieces? The culprit may be on your own PC. To view pages properly, please disable Norton Internet Security (NIS) "ad blocking" technology for this site only.
Turning NIS off for one Specific Site
If you prefer to leave Ad Blocking turned on for the majority of sites (recommended), but would like to see the underlying content of a specific site, follow these steps.
- Click the down arrow next to the yellow globe on your Internet Explorer Task Bar - this will be a green globe on older versions.
- Uncheck the "Block Ads on this Site" box
