your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls o

G

Guest

I keep getting a message saying
" your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this
page. as a result the page may not display correctly "
I have tried everything !! MS says to reinstall IE 6, right !! I
can't uninstall it, so I deleted it, then used the IEsetup that I downloaded,
but it does virtually nothing.... SO, does anyone know of a cure for the
active X problem or, does anyone know how to uninstall and re-install IE 6
????
Also, NAV will not install, and when I go to any of the online virus
scanners, I get the above message......

Thanks
 
P

PA Bear

Copy/paste the following line into an IE Addressbar, click on GO, then
copy/paste the results into your reply:

javascript:navigator.appMinorVersion
 
G

Guest

;SP1;Q818925;Q330994;Q822925;Q828750


This is on a different pc.. so I have to type them
 
P

PA Bear

You're more than a year behind with your Critical Updates and Patches.
Please visit Windows Update ASAP.

I would *not* install SP2 until you have this current problem straightened
out (and the patches you're missing might just do that).

You can check and alter your ActiveX settings via

IE Tools>Internet Options>Security>[zone]>Custom>ActiveX

Resetting the zone in which you're working to its default (or putting the
problem page in Internet zone) might be something to try, too.
 
G

Guest

Already tried all of the settings. One of the problems is that I can't even
do the Windows updates because it comes up with the activeX error message.
I guess maybe it needs a complete install. ??



PA Bear said:
You're more than a year behind with your Critical Updates and Patches.
Please visit Windows Update ASAP.

I would *not* install SP2 until you have this current problem straightened
out (and the patches you're missing might just do that).

You can check and alter your ActiveX settings via

IE Tools>Internet Options>Security>[zone]>Custom>ActiveX

Resetting the zone in which you're working to its default (or putting the
problem page in Internet zone) might be something to try, too.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)
;SP1;Q818925;Q330994;Q822925;Q828750


This is on a different pc.. so I have to type them
 
P

PA Bear

That problem is (IIRC) discussed at
http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/troubleshoot/.

Also see:

Why can't I download updates?
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/top10faqs.htm
--
~PA Bear

Already tried all of the settings. One of the problems is that I can't
even do the Windows updates because it comes up with the activeX error
message. I guess maybe it needs a complete install. ??



PA Bear said:
You're more than a year behind with your Critical Updates and Patches.
Please visit Windows Update ASAP.

I would *not* install SP2 until you have this current problem
straightened out (and the patches you're missing might just do that).

You can check and alter your ActiveX settings via

IE Tools>Internet Options>Security>[zone]>Custom>ActiveX

Resetting the zone in which you're working to its default (or putting
the problem page in Internet zone) might be something to try, too.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)
;SP1;Q818925;Q330994;Q822925;Q828750


This is on a different pc.. so I have to type them


:

Copy/paste the following line into an IE Addressbar, click on GO,
then copy/paste the results into your reply:

javascript:navigator.appMinorVersion
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)

BOB wrote:
I keep getting a message saying
" your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX
controls on this
page. as a result the page may not display correctly "
I have tried everything !! MS says to reinstall IE 6, right
!! I can't uninstall it, so I deleted it, then used the IEsetup
that I downloaded, but it does virtually nothing.... SO, does
anyone know of a
cure for the active X problem or, does anyone know how to
uninstall and re-install IE 6 ????
Also, NAV will not install, and when I go to any of the online
virus scanners, I get the above message......

Thanks
 

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