Norton Identity Safe is a free password manager that makes logging into your favorite sites easier and more secure. The software keeps your passwords synchronized across different computers, browsers, and mobile devices. It warns you of unsafe sites right in your search results and blocks them. And it will store your passwords and more in a secure, cloud-based vault that only you can access. But when you want to troubleshoot certain software issues, you may need to disable Norton Identity Safe. Here is the instruction for you.

1. Because Norton Identity Safe is a software program feature included with the Norton 360 security product suite. So we need to disable it by the suit.

2. Start the “Norton 360”.

3. Click on the “Settings” option listed in the program window.

4. Find the “Quick Controls” zone, uncheck the box next to the “Identity Safe” feature.

5. Click “OK” to save the settings.

6. Exit the “Norton 360” program, now you’ve successfully disable Norton Identity Safe.

Internet Explorer is the world’s most popular Web browser. Security, ease of use, and improvements in RSS, CSS, and Ajax support are Microsoft’s priorities for Internet Explorer. It allows users download files from Internet. However, sometimes you don’t want someone else use its download function in case the dangerous program they download may harm your system. Here is the instruction to tell you how to disable download in Internet Explorer.
1. Start Internet Explorer. Click on the “Tools” button on main menu and select “Internet Options” from the drop-down menu.

2. Click on the “Security” tab and click on “Custom Level” button.

3. In the settings window, scroll down through the list to find “Downloads” section. Click on the “Disable” button under “File Download” tab. Click on “OK”.

4. Re-start the Internet Explorer program to save the changes.

5. If you want to turn the downloading feature back on, go back to the location we’ve just mentioned to change it.

Generally, we need to open a DVD with program by clicking it once you insert it into your DVD drive. In fact, we could write an easy command to make the DVD automatically run the contents once you insert it into drive. Here is the instruction.
1. Open a new Notepad file.

2. Write the following code:

[autorun]

open=path\filename.exe

Replace “filename” with the name of the executable file that you are burning onto the DVD, and replace “path” with the name of the folder in which you place the .exe file. For example, write “A:\Autoplay.exe”. If the file is not in a folder but in the root drive, write “open=Autoplay.exe” instead.

3. Add an optional code underneath that specifies a file that contains the icon for the executable file.

icon=path\icon.ico

Replace “icon” with the icon file name and replace “path” with the location of the icon file.

4. Save the Notepad file as “autorun.inf.”

5. Move this file in the DVD you want to burn, but please remember, in the root of DVD, not in any folder.

6. Burn the DVD.