Anytime I go into a web page that has any type of Real Player or movement on it, this little box pops up a hundred times that says "Click to run ActiveX"  and I can't make it go away!  Please help me!
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If you trust the page you're visiting, don't cancel the installation.  It means that page needs the ActiveX control to show properly.  If it's installed and running, the message shouldn't pop up the next time.\n\nIf the page can't be trusted, don't visit it again.
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Go to microsoft.com and do some update's it is your ActiveX! This should take care of it!
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Do you mean you want to activate Active X Controls?  If so, go to Tools > Internet Options > Security > Custom Level.\n\nHere you can tweak your settings.  Find the menu called Active X controls and plugins; I choose Enable or Prompt.
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often happens on a complex site,\n with java and flash files, and sound/video,\nupdate flash and plugins...\nalso settings for pop-ups , check those...\n\nread tools/ error console for error....
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I'm sorry that I don't have the answer that you are looking for, but if it is any consolation, when I was designing mine, even the fact that I had rollovers and disjoint rollovers, when  I was testing it, IE kept on telling me that "the active content was being blocked to protect my PC", but after uploading it to the server, it did not give me any problem, did you already uploaded it to your hosting server and gave you the same problem?
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in internet explorer\ngo to tools\noption\nadvance\nmultimedia\nuncheck "play animations in web pages"\ngood luck\nand may i ask you to answer my question on this link ?\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=As.bBBfxep8XJXhNoGlySW_sy6IX?qid=1006021206887
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Not all active X Controllers are bad. Some you have to install to use a certain websites privies.\nInstall the Active X Controller the next time it pops up, and see if it works.\nYou may want to use a good adware program in case some of your settings have been changed. I recommend Ad-Aware SE which you can download from www.majorgeeks.com\nLet me know if this helps, ok?
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try takine Java off of you computer and re downloading it, or this is what happend to me.\nI have Adbobe Reader and Macromedia and the tend to try and take ova the reading of things that Java has to do, so it might be that they are trying to do the job of Java...\nBut the best thing to do would be to take it off and then redownload it or get and update or something, that'd work the best i think.
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You should check your Flash preferences. When this little POPUP windows you can click on SETTINGS and stop that annoying message by unchecking the Flash protection box that tells Flash components needs your approval to run, go around you'll find it or just go to the following URL and find out more about Settings on Macromedia Flash Player: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html , then you are done and go on! Good luck!
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To troubleshoot problems with active content such as ActiveX scripts, ActiveX controls, and Java programs in Internet Explorer, please use the steps provided in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base Article:\n\nArticle Title: How to Disable Active Content in Internet Explorer\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/154036
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An ActiveXcontrol is a small computer program which downloads through your Internet connection can take over the control over your computer, so you need to be careful with it an allow it only if you trust the site.
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Go on ActiveX's website and download it off there. If you download it from somewhere else then it is more likely to be a virus!!
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This problem occurs because Microsoft thinks that any attempt from a website to essentially "download" files onto your computer is a threat. This message is essentially like an integrated pop-up blocker but in my experience it usually ends up blocking what I need to access to download a form of an update. What you need to do in order to get around it is click on the yellow bar and let IE know that it's ok to download and install the ActiveX controls from this site. Or get a better browser like Firefox. =)
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In Firefox, you have to set the "options" correctly to allow ActiveX behaviors. However, there is no reason that Firefox "blocks" IE. If you mean that IE was your default browser, and now Firefox is your default browser, you should do two things.\n\nFirefox: Tools> "options">General> and uncheck the box saying something like "check that firefox is the default browser".\n\nIn IE, Tools>Internet Options>Programs> there is a check box at the bottom to make sure IE is the default browser.\n\nBTW, at the Firefox web site, there is an excellent Frequently Asked Questions which I've found helpful.\n\nHope this helps.\nd
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Sounds like spyware/malware. In Start / Run / type msconfig\n/ OK / In Startup tab, search for reference to the file and\nuntick it / Restart.\n\nDo you regularly run Ad-Aware and Spybot? If not, get free\ndownloads he\n\nAd-Awa\nhttp://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/\n\nSpybot:\nhttp://www.spybot.info/
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I just did this. You should delete Real from your system, then go to Real.com and download the free version of Realplayer 10. It works very well.
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the active x control option in the internet options settings.