my computer freezes up every time i try to download Activex control, i cant chat. help?
477333
Perhaps your parents deactivated it or blocked it.
243084
does the chat room need a download for activex or java to have it working?
621473
use a chat client there harder to boot. I use yazak chat its very good I love it \nps its a 2 part download \nyou need the (VB Run Routines) and the (Yazak Installer)
440082
try no proxy but the server could be having troubles too . look in the computer question theres like a million problems with chat messagers with hardly any solution i hope somone can help you.
646613
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!!
491248
What error message do you get when trying to install?\nWhat type of Laptop do you have and are you running windows xp, home etc, Linux etc???\n\nHINT: Make sure your have ActiveX set on allowed in your web browser.
500983
You need to download the latest direct X driver, and that should solve it.  www.directx.com
131986
if you're using XP, try resetting the tcp/ip. if it still does not work, you might have to do a regedit. call your ISP or pc manufacturer technical support,they can help you with that.
791610
I think it is a windows XP SP2 thing.  It wants you to click it to activate the activex control.
1049669
It's not an error message. Your computer is telling you that your settings prevent the use of ActiveX controls.  You can get rid of this message by going to Tools, Internet Options, Security tab.  Reset your security settings to "medium." That should get rid of the dialog box in most cases.
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I'm pretty sure there should not be any ActiveX controls in the default folder templates on Win2K, so it sounds like a virus to me. Run an anti-virus program if you have one, or install one if you can (I recommend AVG -- http://free.grisoft.com/ -- it's awesome and free). If that doesn't help, you could try reformatting and re-installing Windows, but if you do that you'll lose all your files, so your best bet is to take it to your friendly neighbourhood repair shop and get them to manually remove the virus.
978658
We need a bit more information to really be of assistance here. What are you doing when it freezes, how many add-ons do you have, how many toolbars is installed, how often is it freezing, what else do you have open when it freezes, how many tabs are open when it freezes, what type of system do you have, how much memory-RAM do you have, what processor is installed, the video card, has the freezing occurred from the beginning or did it start at a later date, what sort of active X controls do you have, etc. \n\nWithout some of the above information it became very difficult if not impossible to help out. I can tell you that the box to send an error report is for you to decide if you want to send off the error report and the information in contains regarding the freezing episode to Microsoft, who will then compile the information, and come up with a response, or a fix to offer those like you who are having such problems. It is possible there may already be such a fix, if you click to send the report a link will be provided which may contain information on what to do to fix this, and other types of information to attempt to isolate the problem yourself and then fix it. This error report sends some of the above information to the Microsoft Labs, such as processor, and other computer configuration details. \n\nI can also tell you that you can remove IE7 and have IE6 placed back onto your system. Use the Add/Remove applet in Control Panel to remove IE7, when you reboot IE6 will be back installed on your system. At least that was how it worked before the mass downloading of IE7 via the Automatic Updates and I wouldn't think the behavior had changed, as some people just don't want to switch to IE7 yet, and there are those who have problems, like you are, who want to get rid of IE7 and have IE6 back. Why don't you go ahead and remove IE7, reboot and IE6 should be back. If it isn't just redownload and install IE7 again. Heck, just go ahead and go it anyway, as a new instance of IE7 may fix your problem as it may be a bad or currupt file in your version which is causing it to freeze up. I have been using IE7 for a month now and I like it a lot more than IE6. It only took me one day to get use to and come to love all the new features and security. \n\nGood luck and I hope you get this fixed really soon. Write more details so somebody else can offer a bit more help than I was able to. Have a great day!
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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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try "iexplore" in your Start->Run\n\nand if this even dont work....\n\nthen go to Start->Run.....and type http://www.microsoft.com\n\nif not solved just give more information about error.
1081612
IF YOU ARE RUNNING XP DO A SYSTEM RESTORE DEFRAG AND TRY AGAIN. IT SHOULD RESPOND THEN
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When that happens your browser is protecting you from possibly downloading virus' or spyware.  If you are getting those messages just be going onto a page then be thankful you get the message and not the ActiveX program.  You probably don't want the Activex program on your pc.\n\nNow - sometimes there's an ActiveX that you really want.  Like if you're trying to play a game and it's telling you to download an ActiveX control so the game can load on your system.\n\nSo just be careful and aware of what you are letting into your system.
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In Internet Explorer, Tools > Internet Options, Security tab, Custom Level button. Turn on the options to download ActiveX controls.