To protect your security, IE has stopped installing ActiveX Controls 80

which version of your ie browser? 6 or 7?

The solution is the same, that is, restore the Internet Explorer settings, and you can clear all the previous ActiveX controls. There is it in the IE property page.

If you can't find it, go to Yahoo or 3721 to fix the browser.

However, it is necessary to selectively install both of the plugins provided.

good luck.

Open Internet Explorer, and then click on Tools - Internet Options - Security - Custom Level - ActiveX All the options are turned on, note that the third option is to choose to disable, because that is not safe, and then you try again!

Do you show the enhanced IE security settings or anything when you turn on IE? If you have it, open the control panel -- >> add and remove the program -- add and remove windows components -- > uninstall the one that strengthens IE security, and you're good to go. If not, then all I can say is good luck!

Dizzy. First, right-click IE on the desktop

Select Security. Then tap Custom Level.

Take a look at the items you need to select on the dot on it.

If it doesn't work, the next 360 security guard will fix the IE

Turn off your anti-virus software and firewall.

Reinstall the ActiveX controls.

Then turn on the antivirus software and firewall.

Downgrading the security level of IE to medium is fine.

Internet options are all selected as default.

IE security settings do not allow not to run ActiveX controls that are not marked as safe enabled, which is caused by a setting issue, and the workaround is as follows:

1. Click the Windows start menu, enter "IE", Windows will automatically search for Internet Explorer, click to open the Internet Explorer browser.

2. After opening the Internet Explorer, click the settings icon in the upper right corner, and click "Internet Options" in the pop-up menu to open the Internet Options dialog box.

3. In the Internet Options dialog box, click "Security" to switch to the security settings interface.

4. Then click "Custom Level" to open the "Security Settings - Internet Zone" dialog box.

5. In the "Security Settings - Internet Zone" dialog box, find the "ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins" option.

7. Finally, in the Internet Options Security dialog box, click "Confirm" to close the Internet Options dialog box. In this case, press F5 to refresh the page that cannot run ActiveX to run ActiveX.

This control is a security plug-in for the online annual inspection of the Industrial and Commercial Bureau, and you need to turn on this enabling function. I grabbed the picture, you can take a look.

Optimal: Set to Prompt

Just follow the prompts inside to set up IE security.

Follow the prompts, just modify the settings, and operate in the IE tool.

According to the operation prompts step by step··· If it doesn't work, reset IE... Revert to the default state.