what did turning on javascript do to my computer?
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How do I know you are running Microsoft Internet Explorer, and not Firefox or Opera or any other browser...\n\nbecause Microsoft Permits naughty scripts to do naughty things! It has so many pop-up questions that it is difficult to tell what is important and what is not.\n\nTurning on javascript alone does not clobber everything... but MS's javascript + activeX can do that!\n\nJust say no to viruses and spyware (get protection!!!) or just getfirefox (http://getfirefox.com)
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Did you try to close the browser and open up again?.\n\nMaybe, you doesn't have the appropiate rights to change settings of the browser, Does it show you the settings you putted in after closing the browser?
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Most likely it's on.  You can either find out by testing a script on a javascript page and seeing if you can see the effect, or you can find out via your browser.\n\nA quick way to check if you have Javascript turned on is via the Yahoo! home page.  If you click on entertainment, sports or life tab and you get taken to a different page, your javascript is off.  If it just changes the tab you are on but you remain on the yahoo home page, you have javascript turned on.\n\nWhat browser do you have so I can give you instructions on how to check via the browser if JavaScript is on or not.
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Maybe it uses cookies or macros in Excel or something like that. Try changing the security level on IE before reinstalling next time - Tools, Internet Options, Security
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for the millionth time on answers , control panel/add remove program / click ie7 /remove reverts too ie6, tery learning how to use a computer before playing technician...........
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You probably turned off the javascript/activex feature of the web browser...\ntry this install the latest web browser, if you currently using one,\nthen go to menu tools|internet options|security|internet icon \nclick default level button see if it help, if not\nclick custom level... button and try enable or prompt one by one to see if the problem gone. if still not\nclick advanced tab and click restore default button
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Which browsers are you using?\n\nFirefox (Windows): Tools > Options > Content\nFirefox (Linux): Edit > Preferences > Content\nDetailed instructions at http://www.terryscomputertips.com/computers/howto-turn-on-javascript-firefox.php\n\nFor IE 5.x and 6.x:\nTools > Internet Options > Security tab > Custom Level in Security Level for this Zone\n\nScroll down to Scripting, near the bottom of the list. Under Active Scripting, choose Enable. OK. OK.\n\nFor detailed instructions and other browsers see the source.
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It was a piece of malware you had installed. Odds are something cleaned it up for you. Go to Tools, Manage Add-ons, and find any reference to it and set it to "disable". Also, Start - Run - msconfig - OK, go to Startup tab, look for anything else in there and uncheck it. When you reboot check the box that comes up and hit OK so you won't see it again.
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Stop using IE and switch to Mozilla Firefox, easier, better, faster and safer... here you can activate or deactivate javascript easily... just:\n\nTools / Options / Content / (Check/Uncheck) Enable Javascript\n\nNo need to restart anything
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heres a "no right click" code \n\nnote: it wont turn off the picture toolbar on windows xp that appers when your mouse it over the picture it will just dissable right clicking on the web page\n\ngo to where you can edit the html code and add this code right after the body tag\n\n<SCRIPT language=JavaScript> var code=""; </SCRIPT>\n\n<SCRIPT language=JavaScript><!--\nfunction click() {\nif (event.button==2) {\nalert(' put here what you want the box that pops up to say');\n}\n}\ndocument.onmousedown=click\n// --></SCRIPT>\n\nmake sure that what you have the box say that pops up in between this ' and this ' \nhope that helps
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Go to preferences and turn it off.\n\nOr\n\nEdit the registry and disable it.
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Try this:\nIn Tool Bar click on Tools>Internet Options>Internet Properties>Security>Internet Icon then click on Custom Level and scroll down to Scripting of Java Applets and click on enable.
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Well you try using Mozilla Firefox. Its works pretty well against pop-ups, allows you to tweak lots of JavaScript settings and plus its faster and safer!
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ie7 has caused nothing but trouble  revert back to ie 6, control panel programs add/remove, highlight ie7 and remove, it will revert back to ie6 ..\nWait until microsoft iron out all the bugs before upgrading to ie7, at the moment its rubbish !!
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restart your browser or better restart your pc
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1) javascript ain't java (to the previous answerer)\n\nOK, so remove all remnants of flash and install freshly! I can't guess what you did (or the evil program did) but it's not working...  \n\nI won't ask you to re-format your drive or install windows.....  give firefox  a try... at least for this!
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you cannot prevent viewing or copying or saving of the rendered source code.\n\nYou would have to have control at the server level.\n\nSince you have no control over that server, there's nothing you can do to stop right clicking.