Prevent pop ups asking if Active X should be allowed to run?
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This is a security feature in Internet Explorer that prevents programs from installing without you knowing it.  If your trying to install a program, run a game, etc., just right click the notification and select "allow Active X to run".  Otherwise, you don't have to do anything.
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I think it is a windows XP SP2 thing.  It wants you to click it to activate the activex control.
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In XP, on the top of the browser, there will be a dialog saying, 'Do you want to install ActiveX control on this site?' Then, you can at least click on it ad activate, but make sure it's safe.
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turn you pop up blocker off
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What you should know about running scripts and ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer\n\nBe cautious about allowing Web sites to run scripts or ActiveX controls on your computer. While these items can enhance Web browsing, they can also be a security risk, and it’s best to avoid using them when you can. However, some Web sites or tasks might require them and you will have to decide whether to trust ActiveX controls that Internet Explorer blocks for your safety.\n\nWhat are scripts and ActiveX controls?\n\nScripts, ActiveX controls, and other Web browser add-ons are used extensively on the Internet. They can make browsing more enjoyable by providing toolbars, stock tickers, video, animated content, and more. These programs can, however, malfunction or give you content you don’t want. In some cases, these programs can be used to collect information from your computer in ways you might not approve of, possibly damage data on your computer, install software on your computer without your consent, or allow someone else to control your computer remotely. Given these risks, you should only install these programs if you completely trust the publisher. \n\nWhat should you do about ActiveX controls and scripts running on your computer?\n\nUse the default security settings in Internet Explorer. These settings will help protect you. If you feel like you need more protection while browsing the Internet, it's OK to increase your browser’s default security settings.\n\n Important\n\nThe default security settings in Internet Explorer are designed to help protect your computer from viruses and attacks over the Internet. Microsoft strongly recommends that you leave these security settings at their default level or higher.
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turn off pop-up blocker
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Click Tools\n\nUnder Tools, CLick Internet Options\n\nClick The Security Tab And CLick Custom Level\n\nWhere Active X Is, CLick "Disable"\n\n10 points plz :D
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Avoid rolling over them. Or click the little X if they do pop open. Most pop up blockers don't do anything about them.
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the Active X program is safe, by it self, but a lot of vires and trogrens then to run useing this progrem, dowload it, just make sure that you have an anti vires.
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Not with javascript alone, I think. ActiveX would play an important part in accessing these components.
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activex is a script, there are many of them, if a site is telling you you need to download an axtive x script, check under the toolbar for a yellow bar, and right click in it, it should give you the option to install it. If you get no yellow bar, and it won't install, it is set not to in security settings
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in what program exactly-explorer, by pressing tools-popup blocker turn on. it doesn't always works thogh, there are other programms you better use like norton security.
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disable popup blocker
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yes, check in settings you can block popups there
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disable the pop up blocker at your tool bar...
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Keep the CTRL key pressed when you hit POPUP linx. That'll bypass the popup blocker temporarily.\n\nDepending on what popup blocker you use, please adjust the setting.
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How do I know you are running Microsoft Internet Explorer, and not Firefox or Opera or any other browser...\n\nbecause Microsoft Permits naughty scripts to do naughty things! It has so many pop-up questions that it is difficult to tell what is important and what is not.\n\nTurning on javascript alone does not clobber everything... but MS's javascript + activeX can do that!\n\nJust say no to viruses and spyware (get protection!!!) or just getfirefox (http://getfirefox.com)