Sunday, January 24, 2010

Why is internet explorere blocking active x control?

something went wrong internet is automatically blocking active x when it's suppose to let me download it or somethingWhy is internet explorere blocking active x control?
For starters, Internet Explorer blocks a website from using an ActiveX control on your computer if the website tries to use the ActiveX control in a way that might not be safe.





Note: ';You should always be cautious about allowing websites to install or use ActiveX controls on your computer. If an ActiveX control is not essential to your computer activity, try to avoid installing it.';





If you are trying to decide whether to install a particular add-on or ActiveX control, ask yourself these questions:





鈥?Do you trust the website providing the control?





Don't install an ActiveX control unless you trust the website that is providing it.





鈥?Do you know what the control is for and what it will do to your computer?





The website should tell you what this add-on or ActiveX control is for and provide any special details you need to know before you install it. If this information is not available, you should not install the control.








If you still want to install or run the ActiveX control, click the Information bar, and then follow the prompts.Why is internet explorere blocking active x control?
your pre-set settings (which can be altered by you) are stopping the active x from an unknown site or unregulated site. Some sites are suspect and contain viruses, this is why it is blocking them. If you are confident the internet site is legitimate, when you have logged on, click on tools, in top right hand side and follow instructions.
Try using a different web explorer. I suggest Firefox. It is alot more structurally stable then IE and can handle web pages alot better.
That is becasue download Active X can give you viruses, so it blocks most.
Because it hates you

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