Guest Babooze1985 Posted August 12, 2007 Posted August 12, 2007 When I go to a gme site (king.com) I am asked to install an activeX control every time. This is a hassle but not a problem. The problem is I thought I'd outwit the infamous "yellow bar". When the install window came up I opened up the options and checked "always allow" from this site. Now when I go to king.com the page just loads, reloads, and reloads. It tells me that it doesn't detect flashplayer (which is installed and up to date), and then just blinks on and off, on and off. Obviously, it is NOT installing the activeX and I need to know how to undo the "always install"---------I've been thru the security settings, tried to see if it somehow got blocked but the blocked part of Add-ons is nowhere to be found.... help. Thank you.
Guest sillyputty Posted August 13, 2007 Posted August 13, 2007 Re: ActiveX install On Aug 12, 9:24 am, Babooze1985 <Babooze1...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > When I go to a gme site (king.com) I am asked to install an activeX control > every time. This is a hassle but not a problem. > The problem is I thought I'd outwit the infamous "yellow bar". When the > install window came up I opened up the options and checked "always allow" > from this site. The IE 'yellow bar" is, IMO, one of the more idiotic things Microshaft has done to try to make their inherently insecure browser more secure. My advice is dump IE and switch to Firefox or Opera. You won't have to deal with the "yellow bar" anymore and will be using a more secure browser.
Guest Bob I Posted August 13, 2007 Posted August 13, 2007 Re: ActiveX install sillyputty wrote: > On Aug 12, 9:24 am, Babooze1985 > <Babooze1...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > >>When I go to a gme site (king.com) I am asked to install an activeX control >>every time. This is a hassle but not a problem. >>The problem is I thought I'd outwit the infamous "yellow bar". When the >>install window came up I opened up the options and checked "always allow" >>from this site. > > The IE 'yellow bar" is, IMO, one of the more idiotic things Microshaft > has done to try to make their inherently insecure browser more secure. > My advice is dump IE and switch to Firefox or Opera. You won't have to > deal with the "yellow bar" anymore and will be using a more secure > browser. > Don't you suppose the activeX control will be necessary if the OP wants to play their game?
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