How do i prevent active x from apearing on the websites i make??
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I don't think it's your website's problem. Microsoft disabled flash interaction in IE. In Firefox, it works.\n\nhttp://www.robertnyman.com/2006/04/05/flash-interaction-disabled-in-internet-explorer/\n\nThere is a solution for it. Please google.
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Hi, I hope you already found the answer. If you haven't, try this : \nGo to Tools -> internet Options -> Programs \nthen Click Mange Add-ons\nOn the bottom find YInstStarter Class, highlight that, then put the settings into disable ( bottom left box ).\nYou can disabled all of the Yahoo! Inc plugins just to make sure. That fixed my problem.
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stay away from p2p,shareware\n\nget adaware-free\nset firewall to med high or better\nuse all providers anti spyware often\nonly allow active x from provider & maker of your products
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Dear,\n\nPay attention if a Program/Application is asking You\nfor customizing Your Browser, the REAL thing is that THEY\nwill change Your Active-X and send You a lot of Tracking Cookies ( so SPYWARE and MALWARE !!)\nClick on START, => Office-Tools => System-Tools => System-Repair !\nYour registry-system is under Your Windows directory,\ndon't change it Manual if You aren't 100% sure, or unexperienced with registry ...\n\nRegards,\nGuy
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youll probably need to enable the active x controls in your internet options in your browser
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Not with javascript alone, I think. ActiveX would play an important part in accessing these components.
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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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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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Use a pop-up blocker if they come up as pop-up windows (yahoo toolbar may do the work for you). Also select high level of security in your browser. That would prevent many unwanted sites from being opened. Also use a firewall (you can get a personal firewall like zone alarm for free).
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Install SiteAdvisor/ It will tell you if the site you intend\nto enter is safe of not.\n\nValid for IE and Mozilla-Firefox Browser\n\ntry\ngood luck
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Please be warned that ActiveX controls are one of the major source of virus. By doing the steps below, you are basically putting up an open invitation for viruses and trojans.\n\n1. Click Tools > Internet Options\n2. Click Security tab\n3. Click Internet\n4. Click Custom Level...\n5. Look for "ActiveX controls and plug-ins"\n6. Under Download signed ActiveX controls, click "Enable"\n\nAnd if you want ALL ActiveX controls to be downloaded...\n7. Under Download unsigned ActiveX controls, click "Enable"
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Active X DOESN'T necessarily mean its not safer!\n\nActive X allows you to make windows like functionality within the browser. And it is safe only if the developer programs correctly.\n\nAnd YES firefox has ActiveX, you could download a plugin that does so:\nhttp://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/plugin.htm\n\nYou can download a plugin that immitates IE websites through Firefox using the IE TAB\nhttps://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1419/\n\nDon't let someone get fooled, letting them know Active X is harmfull\n\nEnjoy
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Using a Microsoft Internet Explorer browser, one can turn off animations, videos, and sound from automatically loading on web pages, and disable Active X content. The link at Microsoft help explains the process in detail.
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Flash is an Active X control. Seems like the Admin has it set so limited users are not allowed "To Run Active X Controls and Plugins."
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AcitveX controls have their own setting in Tools->Internet Options->Security.  Select zone to specify and click "Customize Level".  This contains all sorts of settings to customzie enabling/disabling/prompting of events.\n\nFrom a security point of view... you MIGHT NOT WANT TO DO ALLOW IT TO INSTALL EVERY ACTIVEX IT COMES ACROSS.  But I'll answer anything.  sane or no.
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open Internet options, find security, open custom level, find ActiveX controls and plugin, and click on disable, say yes to change, and last click on use. Finish
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Active X control is best described as a "mini program" that a website installs so that the user can get the best content from the website.\n\nI recomend installing Active X on websites that you fully trust, because websites can use Active X to install viruses onto your computer.\n\nAs for turning it off, it depends on your settings, OS, and browser.\n\nIf you really want to get rid of active x all together, then I would recomending downloading the internet browser "firefox" at  http://www.getfirefox.com