I think theres something wrong with my activex or my security settings.I cant download www.king.com software?
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What browser are you using? Get Firfox and see.
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it works fine for me.  if u cant get the site at all, perhaps your security settings are too high
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Try Redownloading it of this website:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=1e1550cb-5e5d-48f5-b02b-20b602228de6&DisplayLang=en
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Check your security settings. In ie, tools, internet options, then security. In your restricted sites listing active x controls has to be enabled for toontown.com to work (load the game). I do believe you have to disable any pop up blocker for toontown.com as well.
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Try adding norton.com and symantec.com to your Internet Explorer Trusted Sites list. In IE go to tools-->Internet Options-->Security, click on Trusted Sites then on the Sites button to build the list. Make sure to clear the box at the bottom "Require HTTPS secure connection" if it is checked. Set the level to Low (go back and set it back to Medium when you are done). This should allow you to get the ActiveX installed and from there, try to download the repair tool again.
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Where does that problem happened? I f you were in your mail webpage, all liklyhood is that your browser settings was not allowed to us ActiveX  and Java Script. please enable them.  Or maybe there was some page errors, please try at another time.
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You may have cookies, files or something preventing the download, try as you may usenext might either work or lock up system, Good Luck!
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set it to ask you to conferm before allowing active x to run. then if your on a site you trust you can allow if not dont.
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log in as administrator(only need to do this if you have more than one user account on pc),you will be asked for your password. ActiveX controls are disabled by default but must be allowed for some sites to work eg: microsofts updates. Just click on the bar that says activeX controls not allowed and select allow from this site. Go to your control panel and select download and install updates automatically,then you wont have to worry about manually checking for updates.
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I seriously doubt that any of the users of Answers are sending you any Active-X!\n\n But you should never download any Active-X Controls that are unsigned. You can set your Active-X preferences by going to Tools > Internet Options > Security > Internet > Custom Level > scroll down to Active-X controls and plug-ins > Then set your preferences > click OK. A fairly safe method is to set "Download Signed Active-X controls" to Prompt and set "Download Unsigned Active-X Controls" to disable.\n \nUnsigned Active-X downloads are often used to install spyware and adware on a computer and should be avoided.\n\nGood luck!
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There are lot of reasons. first among them is you may try to download a file encrypted ie the site may require an authentication. Or your Firewall software or any other programs could block such so. for example if you say 'NO' to activeX controls in 'settings', you can't download activeX files in INTERNET EXPLORER.
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You need to install ActiveX, there should be a little yellow bar that pops up below your URL bar, click and install the program and viola it will stop popping up because then you have ActiveX. It's needed to run some games, sites, etc.
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u may be the user in a LAN & u may not have the proper rights to download that particular software.so,u need the authority of an administrator to download the software.\nbut if u are not in an network & you have logged in the guest account/any user.then,again you need the admin account to download the software.
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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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Check for error messages, or the "Notification Bar" if you're using Internet Explorer - It's a bar that shows up if some action has been prevented such as a popup, ActiveX install or a download. \n\nThe other thing is that it might be using Shockwave, another technology from Macromedia. One last idea (this one is somewhat of a security risk) is to add the website to your Trusted Sites list by going to Tools, Internet Options, Security and clicking "Trusted Sites" then "Sites" and click "Add" with the web address of the page filled in (it should do this for you).\n\nThe 2 download URLs for Flash and Shockwave are below in the sources:
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You may need to make adjustments to your tools/internet options/ security and privacy settings.\n    [b]Add it to the trusted zone sites in tools/ internet options/ security/ trusted zone.,  set it's trusted zone security to  low.  :   tools/internet options/security/custom/internet/trusted sites/custom level, and set to low.                     .[/b] ,\n\n [b]Then go to trusted zone and uncheck the require https or secure authentication, then  click "add site" and type or enter the url for the site you want/hit enter/add site/ok/apply/ok.[/b]   \n\nYou might also want to make it an "allowed" site:  Go to tools/internet options/privacy/sites/put the url in the box/allow/ok/apply/ok;  then tools/internet options/privacy/popup blocker/settings/paste in the url/add/ok.\n\nYou might also want to go to:   tools/internet options/security/custom/internet/run ActiveX controls and plugins/prompt or enable(depending on how safe you want to be)/ok/yes/apply/ok , and be sure you have set  Tools/internet options/security/ to default level or higher.\n                                 \n  ActiveX settings advice from Kim = http://www.komando.com/tips_show.asp?showID=7837
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Try going to "tool"..Internet options...Advanced...and restore defaults