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Active X controls

Discussion in 'Device Drivers' started by John D, Jan 19, 2005.

  1. John D Newcomer, in training

    Message I receive is:Current security setting prohibits running Active X control on this page. How does one make necessary adjustment?
  2. howard_hopkinso Newcomer, in training Posts: 25,949   +16

    Hello and welcome to Techspot.

    Go to control panel and click on internet options select the security tab and set the slider to a lower level in order for activex components to be used.

    Regards Howard :wave: :wave:
  3. joblink Newcomer, in training

    :dead: Didn't work. We are having the same problem. We are running IE6 SP1 on XP. Any other suggestions? Are we missing something? Is there a download that we can get?
    Thanx in advance.
    B
  4. litlbit71 Newcomer, in training

    Windows XP Active X

    My Active X doesn't work either and I am running Windows XP - I have made the necessary changes and still get script errors on some pages...
  5. joblink Newcomer, in training

    :) We found our problem, our filter was blocking Active X.
  6. Jurekos Newcomer, in training

    We have the same problem. IE security settings set to lowest level, all enabled but ActiveX control (needed for that page - remote desktop access thorugh Win2003Server's Remote Workplace site) woul dnot run on one of the remote machines with the message above: "Current security setting prohibits running Active X control on this page". You mentioned some filter that was blocking ActiveX.

    What filter? Where si it and how do we open it? (I guess once I find the filter I'd be able to find out how to disable it but some additional hint might help.)