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Active X Prompts Driving Me Nuts


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#1 Riviera

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Posted 02 November 2003 - 04:57 AM

Hi, I'm very new to this forum, And unsure if I posted in the right place, & I should get used to it... Following some sound advice from many sources, I beefed up the InternetExplorer settings in regards to ActiveX. What I didn't knew was I was going to get truckloads of warning prompts of the following variety "Do you want to allow software such as ActiveX controls and plug-ins to run?" Heck, even WIndowsMediaPlayer has joined the club, giving me warnings each time I display cover art. Microsoft is really handling a mess they created in an even messier way. How exactly do I get rid of the warning prompts (I have IESpyguard that should prevent the nastier ActiveX from running, & use MozilllaFirebird 90% of the time)l

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#2 YoKenny

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Posted 02 November 2003 - 08:36 AM

I place the sites that I trust into IE's Trusted zone. I found a tool that puts an icon for this in the toolbar but I can't remember where I got it from. The IE tools will add an option to the right click to add to the Trusted Zone.

This maybe the site and it states IE V5.0 but I am using it with IE V6.0.
http://www.microsoft...ess/pwrtwks.asp

While you are at it I recommend IE-SPYAD to place many nasty sites into the Restricted Zone http://www.staff.uiu...es/resource.htm :thumbup: It is updated about once a week so check for these every once in a while.
I rcommend installing IE-SPYAD and SpywareBlaster and keeping them up to date weekly.
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#3 discogail

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Posted 02 November 2003 - 04:40 PM

Riviera.....this is you...I believe?

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Posted 02 November 2003 - 04:47 PM

Is this what you're referring to..YoKenny? Trust Setter.?....I used it on my old comp...gonna install on the new one too.

http://www.jasons-to...fault.asp?id=11

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Posted 02 November 2003 - 09:24 PM

Trust Setter looks like what I have. I don't use the Restricted Zone button but use the Trusted Zone one a lot. I have the Internet Zone locked down tight but the Restricted Zone is even tighter. I find that IE-SPYAD's developer is way ahead of me finding sites to place in the Restricted Zone. :thumbup: If I find the site nasty then I put it in the HOSTS file so it does not even display. I feed that site to hpguru's HOSTS file. CWS especially. BTW, I'm YK in other newsgroups.

Edited by YoKenny, 02 November 2003 - 09:26 PM.

I rcommend installing IE-SPYAD and SpywareBlaster and keeping them up to date weekly.
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Posted 02 November 2003 - 09:37 PM

I know.........I was gonna come back & edit and call you YK,,,but got lazy.

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