Collections:
Other Resources:
Why do I need to activate controls on webpages I visit?
Why do I need to activate controls on webpages I visit?
✍: Guest
Microsoft has made changes to the way that Internet Explorer handles some content in webpages. When Internet
Explorer encounters a page with ActiveX controls, you might be required to approve (activate) those controls before
they can be used.
When your mouse hovers over the control, a note will appear asking you to click the note to activate the control.
Sometimes the control will display a dialog box before the page displays. As soon as you click OK, the page will load
normally.
After you activate the control, it will work as expected. You will have to activate the control every time you refresh or
visit that website.
Note
If you are a website owner, you can rewrite your webpages so that users are never prompted to activate the
control.
2010-11-23, ∼5611🔥, 0💬
Popular Posts:
A collection of 39 tutorials on understanding and managing Windows startup programs: What is a start...
Where to find tutorials on using Windows Server 2008? I want to learn how to use Windows Server 2008...
What is "Microsoft Policy Platform Local Authority" in my Windows 7 service list? And how is "Micros...
How to remove CLI.exe from startup program list? CLI.exe is a configuration program for the ATI grap...
What is "Application Identity" in my Windows 7 service list? And how is "Application Identity" servi...