what does "allow active content cds on my computer" mean?
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the question asked answers the question\nactive content is active, allow is to make it okay, "my computer" is where you do your computing, content is what is there and cd is short for compact disc
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"Active content" in an e-mail or a web page refers to that part of it that is an execute program. If you charge a web-page with a Java-applet, then the applet is the active content.\n\nActive content can be harmful as it could be a computer virus or spyware or some other program you didn't ask for and certainly not want. A good working firewall, a browser without leaky bugs and running an updated antivirus once a week, helps a lot to keep such stuff at a distance.
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limewire\nitunes\nthe "illegal copying of the cd that belongs to the library and then returning it while u have a copy or it is in your comp." method
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it might be an enhanced CD with videos. put it in your computer
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There is a lot of copy protection features that prevent cd from being copied, if the time codes you talking is one of them, yes.
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You're using illegal CD key which sharing by many persons.  The illegal CD key helps you play single player only, you cannot use it for playing multiple online.
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It depends on your OS (Operating System) and if/what you're cd burning program is.
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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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No, the content is software and the cd drive is hardware, I would think the cd might have defect in the 1st place, or it have the kind of label that is not suitable for it, so it lost its balance during the hi-speed spinning.
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Your computer.  You can't save to the CD.
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To control notification for ActiveX controls and for file downloads, follow these steps:\n1.In Internet Explorer, click Tools, and then click Internet Options.\n2.Click the Security tab.\n3.There are four security zones listed:\n•Internet\n•Local intranet\n•Trusted sites\n•Restricted sites\nClick the zone where you want to change the settings.\n4.Under Security level for this zone, click Custom Level.\n5.Under ActiveX controls and plug-ins, under Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls, click Disable or click Enable.\n6.Under Downloads, under Automatic prompting for file downloads, click Disable or click Enable, and then click OK two times.\nTo control notification when a pop-up window is blocked, follow these steps:\n1.Click Tools, point to Pop-up Blocker, and then click Pop-up Blocker Settings.\n2.Click to select or click to clear the Show Information Bar when a pop-up window is blocked check box.\n3.Click Close.\nTo control notification when active content is run from the Internet or from a CD, follow these steps:\n1.Click Tools, and then click Internet Options.\n2.Click the Advanced tab.\n3.Click to select or click to clear the Allow active content to run in files on My Computer check box.\n4.Click to select or click to clear the Allow active content from CDs to run on My Computer check box, and then click OK.
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Windows SP2 does this to prevent un authorized files from running on browsers and installing viruses on your computer. It is a good thing. All you need to do is click on the yellow bar when it shoes up and if you are sure you want to run what ever is on the page, choose install or allow this to run. It is only a security precaution.
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Get the latest issue of Maximum PC. They have everything you need to know on burning Cd's, DVDs, copying disks, and they know where all the free software is. It might be he second latest.
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Another thing you could check is whether the cd is a +R or a -R. Because it really makes a difference which one it is. A +R has compatability issues with many computers where as a -R is more compatible. So I'd check that out too.
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It means you do't have Administrators right to do want you want.I advice u to get the admin rights first.\nBut if you have it, u can uninstall the program if it resides in ur pc.\nBut if you were control by ur org. firewall that nothing you can do.\nIf u want to use LimeWire to get rid of firewall upgrade to Pro version
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Any website requiring Active X will usually prompt you to install it. The prompt would show on the top part of your screen in a yellow colored bar.
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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.