Vista - "callingid not working" message everytime I connect to a website

This has to do with CA, more particularly with the Website Inspector
feature within CA Security Center. Do resolve the issue, click on the CA
Security Center Icon, move down to Website Inspector and disable the
Website Inspector. Close CA Security Center.


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Nan,thanks for your input.Disabling website inspector was the only way I
could get it to stop also.


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To turn off the CA web inspector,you have to open up the CA security
center.Then you go down to the CA website inspector tab and click on
disable.At this point,the green button on the top right which used to
say "protected" might now need to be fixed,so you click on that and then
disable the notification for the website inspector.


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I have a friend who is having the same problem so I search for a
solution to help fix this issue for him and I found the following at a
CA Technical Support page
[http://ca.intelliresponse.com/iss/in...27%3F&id=1415].
Below are the instructions you will find at the page above:

We have recently seen a number of these errors on Vista machines.
If you get errors from your browser with a message that says CallingID
is not working or similar errors from CA Toolbar (or CA Website
Inspector), then please do the following:

1. Uninstall CA Website Inspector and restart your computer.
2. Re-download a fresh copy of CA Website Inspector from your
welcome e-mail or online account.
3. Install this product with your license key.
4. Restart your computer.
5. If you have same type of errors again, You might have to wait for
the upcoming product updates that will release a fix for this.
6. Disable CA Website Inspector temporarily until your next product
updates.

Hope this helps anyone who has not found a solution.


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