internet option  security setting level in medium.
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You have disabled the activex from internet options. Either check Reset Web settings or simply enable it (check the option from the IE option tag).\nIn case this is still selected, or you didn't do anything like this, it means that IE stopped the activex sequence considering harmfull for your computer.
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Here you have some good and free programs to use:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/security.htm
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First of all thanks because you gave us informations about what browser are you using. Some ppl just say that they need help without giving us information about their system.\n\nIt is quite simple so just go to Internet Explorer (Microsoft's browser) - tools - privacy and choose "middle".
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For IE, Click tools, internet options, advanced tab. Scroll down to security options and click use ssl
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Here you have some:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/security.htm
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all of that or only some of that depends on their config and cart for trolling for info...\n\nIf you want to keep somewhat quiet..ip address for example...unless you or where you do your surfing is buying a static IP address then its not a problem because each time you connect...Broadband OR Dial-up...you will be assigned a different number..but if they are trolling for mac addresses that's different...tha doesn't change unless you are using different CPUs..computers..each CPU had a specific mac address..\n\nI and others I know use the free version of ZoneAlarm's firewall in stelth mode...I  think it works alright seems to from my tests
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Unless your ISP has informed you of a limit, I wouldn't worry about it.   Check their "service conditions".  \n\nGovernment?   YIKES, are we worried about a conspiracy?   Watch out for the Black Helicopters in your neighborhood. \n\nBut your personal ethics should come into play...  "thou shalt not steal" should come into mind.\n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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http://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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At Zone Alarm Interface > Program Control > Programs > Find the program that you want to be set allowed > Click the Xs on the collumn Access - Internet > Click Allow.\n\nNote change the collumn Access Internet according to the program's need.\nAccess - Trusted: is giving access to your trusted networks list (customizeable in Firewall > Zones)\nAccess - Internet: is giving access to the Internet.\nServer - Trusted: is allowing the program if it can be a server (i.e listen to incoming network) for IPs and domains that is located in the Trusted Zones\nServer - Internet: is allowing the program if it can be a server for listening the Internet, some programs especially chat programs need this to be functional at all.
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if you take a look at \nhttp://personalweb.about.com/cs/securityprivacy/a/312password.htm
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use an antivirus, spyware and firewall for best protection on the internet\nFor the best and free for personal use security software go here\nhttp://freewww.uv.ro/security/security.html
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the active x control option in the internet options settings.
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I'd do the same, but use IPX. Its more secure.
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go to your security settings in internet options and lower your security settings that may help.
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http://www.cyberdiet.com/reg/index.html
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Configure your proxy at internet options
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Go to your control panel and click on "internet options"