Hello -
LicMgrEp IS the executable for GuardedID which is an anti-keylogging application installed at the same time as Constant Guard Protection Suite. Although it is installed WITH CGPS, it is not part of that installer application, and so can be disabled through the Constant Guard Protection Suite, or by disabling services, and can be removed separately without removing any other component of Constant Guard Protection Suite. It IS safe, but - To DISABLE it - go to the Constant Guard Protection Suite dashboard by clicking on the red CG logo in the desktop system tray click on Options, and click to "configure" the anti-keylogging. Once there, just turn it off. You can also remove it by going to your Control Panel to Programs/Features (Vista/7) or Add/Remove Software (XP). Find GuardedID or GIDD in the programs list, click on it to highlight it. Click to Uninstall/Remove. RESTART the computer.
As far as "...its warning pops up every time that I have tried to open a new website,..." I'm a little confused. We will prompt asking if you wish to add a website to the secure accounts list IF you open a site which has fields to enter your credentials, such as a User Name and Password. If you click on a field - you will be prompted to add the account.
If you have our software installed and then log into a financial site which is in our list of financial sites and we DO NOT recognize the IP address of the bank you are going to, we will prompt you with a warning regarding accessing the site. So my question becomes, "What warning pops up every time you try to open a website?"
If you are speaking about the LicMgrEp warning - then it is not an issue. It is safe, and you are being prompted by your operating system, not by us. Again, I do not know what the warning is you are referencing or if it is being generated by Constant Guard, Norton, xFinity, or your operating system. You'd have to include the warning and tell us if there is a brand or product name associated.
