when i browse IE page can't display [prohibited running ActivesX] shown.?
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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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I have no idea. Why are you using Internet Explorer still anyway?!?!\nGet Firefox! It should fix your problem! http://www.getfirefox.com/
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u cant do anything bcz of active X?????\nreally???\nwell i can tell u were u can disable it but i am not sure wat things u r not able to do with active x on!!!!\ngo to\ntools-internet options-security-internet-\nthere are a number of options for active x\nselect suitable options\ncheers
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Take a look here :   http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/support/default.mspx
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Check your options in explorer/internet options
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That is if you get a popup blocked for using their activex control.  It pops up just above where you see the visible webpage, below your browser menues if you have a popup blocker enabled.
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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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Thats not true.\nMay be you are using IE older version. Get a new one.
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It may be that you are not using IE to check.\n\nTheir update system uses direct-x and must be run through MSIE. It wont work with most other browsers.\n\n---\n\nIn response to your question. Open a website. Go to 'HELP' on the menu bar and then choose 'ABOUT' and see what it says.\nIf it says 'Internet Explorer' then this is not the issue.
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Check the security setting of the browser. Check if the cookie is disabled or ActiveX code disabled. \n\nOr its the case when firewall of Windows XP and Firewall of Internet Security both are enabled.
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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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has it anything to do with the IE change with how it deals with active x components?  you will have to change how the swf is embedded in the html
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Have a look at your internet security options (Tools,  Internet Options, Security and also Privacy).  You may have got your PC protected too well to allow ActiveX controls.
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There is something wrong with your IE browser. \nPlease try the following 2 ways.\n1 uninstall the IE and reinstall the latest IE\n2 reinstall the operating system
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Tell Internet Explorer not to load ActiveX components. Unfortunately this will also kill other ActiveX components such as media players, etc.\n\nTools > Internet Options > Security > Custom Level...\n\nActiveX controls and plug-ins\n- Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins\n  o Disable
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If your security settings aren't allowing sites to run active controls, that could be a problem. Some security software also blocks these things. And for good reason. Take care before allowing an untrusted site to script anything; if trusted, hunt around IE's settings and add the site/domain to your Trusted sites list. And review your security setup for anything that may be blocking the content.\n\nAgain, MAKE SURE it's a clean site before adding it to the Trusted group in IE.
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Active x is not anyway.\n\nyou need to enable active x components from browser settings