You know that box that comes up when you try to access the internet for the first time on your computer that reads; "when you send information to the internet, it might be possible for others to see that information. Do you want to continue."?

Well it's started appearing on my computer every time I try to do anything online, and no matter how often I tick the "yes" box when it asks "in the future do not show this message" it still keeps appearing.

A google search suggests you can get rid of it by going into Tools>Internet Options>Security and amending your settings there, but as it's a work computer, whenever I try this, up pops the message "this operation has been cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this computer. please contact your system administrator."

It's never been a problem in the last couple of years I've been using this PC. Is there any way to get rid of this message or am I stuck with it?

Do you have a IT department that could sort it for you, if it wasn’t there before could it be something the IT department have added to monitor misuse of internet access?

Untick the box.... I believe the box is "yes show this message" I cant remember as I havent had the box for a while :)

with it being a work computer though, it might load the profiles from a network server when you log on, and the profiles might get reset... I dunno how its all setup, but its a possibility.