Hello how I can kill this window to appeared several times when I search the
net or open my browser
" Do you want to allow software such as active x controls and plug-ins to
run ?"
A while a go I decided to allow this feature because without it I cannot
work with my Macromedia Flash etc.
Please help and thanks.

luishugo !

To resolve this issue, configure the ActiveX controls and plug-ins
security settings in Internet Explorer to Enable:
1. Right-click the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop, and then
click Properties.
2. On the Security tab, click Custom Level.
3. Under ActiveX controls and plug-ins, click Enable under the
following security settings:* Initialize and script ActiveX controls
not marked as safe

* Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins

4. Click OK.
5. Click Yes when you are prompted to change the security settings for
the zone.

let us know if that works fine

Vinod Chandarmouli
http://169254.blogspot.com

hello and thanks it is fixed now , but I have a low toolbar informed me about
" Your security settings put your computer at risk . click here to change
your security settings " i kind to understand that but if If I have Norton
program and set my pc firewall ...waht will be a risk ...and I hve to live
with this low toolbar line information ? ,,,,,thanks

"Vinod Chandramouli" wrote:

> luishugo !
>
> To resolve this issue, configure the ActiveX controls and plug-ins
> security settings in Internet Explorer to Enable:
> 1. Right-click the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop, and then
> click Properties.
> 2. On the Security tab, click Custom Level.
> 3. Under ActiveX controls and plug-ins, click Enable under the
> following security settings:* Initialize and script ActiveX controls
> not marked as safe
>
> * Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins
>
> 4. Click OK.
> 5. Click Yes when you are prompted to change the security settings for
> the zone.
>
> let us know if that works fine
>
> Vinod Chandarmouli
> http://169254.blogspot.com
>

luishugo !

Good to hear that your problem is gone. For the new one here is the
solution

NOTE: dealing with registry and dll files gets tricky sometimes. You
can either live with the message or if it gets annoying, follow the
below steps. And also make sure you have your Norton Firewall On all
the time. Its ok to disable the Windows Firewall if you have the other
one on.


1. Go to Start --> Run and type "cmd" without the quotes.
2. Type "cd\" followed by "cd windows\system32".
3. Now run the following commands:
takeown /f wscapi.dll
takeown /f wscsvc.dll
takeown /f wscui.cpl
4. Now you have ownership of the files. Go into the system32 directory
in explorer and right click each file, go to the security tab and add
an entry for everyone and give them full access permissions.
5. Disable the Security Center Service via services.msc if you have
not already done so.
6. In the system32 folder rename the three mentioned dll's (change
their file extension to .bak).
7. To get rid of the Security Center service from services.msc drop to
a command prompt and type the following:
"REG DELETE HKLM\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\SERVICES\WSCSVC /F", hit
enter and reboot.


Let us know if this helps

Vinod Chandramouli
http://169254.blogspot.com

Thanks amigo I will try that.

"Vinod Chandramouli" wrote:

> luishugo !
>
> Good to hear that your problem is gone. For the new one here is the
> solution
>
> NOTE: dealing with registry and dll files gets tricky sometimes. You
> can either live with the message or if it gets annoying, follow the
> below steps. And also make sure you have your Norton Firewall On all
> the time. Its ok to disable the Windows Firewall if you have the other
> one on.
>
>
> 1. Go to Start --> Run and type "cmd" without the quotes.
> 2. Type "cd\" followed by "cd windows\system32".
> 3. Now run the following commands:
> takeown /f wscapi.dll
> takeown /f wscsvc.dll
> takeown /f wscui.cpl
> 4. Now you have ownership of the files. Go into the system32 directory
> in explorer and right click each file, go to the security tab and add
> an entry for everyone and give them full access permissions.
> 5. Disable the Security Center Service via services.msc if you have
> not already done so.
> 6. In the system32 folder rename the three mentioned dll's (change
> their file extension to .bak).
> 7. To get rid of the Security Center service from services.msc drop to
> a command prompt and type the following:
> "REG DELETE HKLM\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\SERVICES\WSCSVC /F", hit
> enter and reboot.
>
>
> Let us know if this helps
>
> Vinod Chandramouli
> http://169254.blogspot.com
>
>