How do I get rid of Click to activate and use this control on a web page?

Not everyone** has this prompt, right?,Generally, there will be a prompt in the case of entering a password or needing a special **device, etc.,This is for security, etc.,Some of the controls that come with the site itself,You installed it once.,As long as you don't uninstall it.,Next time it won't prompt again.。

Not everyone** has this prompt, right?,Generally, there will be a prompt in the case of entering a password or needing a special **device, etc.,This is for security, etc.,Some of the controls that come with the site itself,You installed it once.,As long as you don't uninstall it.,Next time it won't prompt again.。 Wish.

Now in order to enhance security, IE has put a patch that makes people feel very "annoying", and when using certain controls (plug-ins), there is a "click to activate and use this control" prompt. That is, you have to click before you can use this control. This is a rather frustrating problem for sites that use flash as navigation.

You always have to click before you can click on the button ......

There is a plan to use the method of deleting the relevant patches, which is of course simple for web designers, but it is very troublesome for IE users.

Here's how to solve this problem from the designer's point of view, and the test is feasible.

Step 1: Create a new one.

Step 2: Insert the call into the web page.

Step 3: Replace the original flash**.

Upstairs is Shenma, the answer, oh, you can't just reinstall it.

Not everyone** has this prompt, right?,Generally, there will be a prompt in the case of entering a password or needing a special **device, etc.,This is for security, etc.,Some of the controls that come with the site itself,You installed it once.,As long as you don't uninstall it.,Next time it won't prompt again.。 Oh.

Hello! Open the browser, above: Tools, IE Options, Advanced, Reset Defaults, or Reset, Apply, OK, Try!

Open Internet Explorer and select: Tools -> Internet Options.

Elected"Safety"tab.

Then point:"Customization level"

In the ActiveX control, select Enable.

Or directly, reset IE's settings.

Friend. If there's a way to tell me, I'm worried too.

I used IE8 a few days ago and it felt super bad!

This problem arises, because I just installed the system and there is no such problem, but after patching it with 360, this problem appears! I found a lot of answers on the Internet and couldn't solve it! I decided to look for it myself in the patch, and today I finally found "kb925454" after I deleted this update patch, the web page is normal, you also try it!

Hope it helps!

Click on the top of the browser - Tools - Internet Options - Privacy -

Open the pop-up window to block the small tick in the box in front of the blocker. Absolutely.

It's so good to ask for help, who will help you?

Win7 is updated to the latest IE is updated to the latest There is no such situation as you said.

So it's not the reason for the update.

You try it with IE8.

In the Internet Option Security of the IE tool, then customize the one inside the ActivX control asks to change to Allow just fine.

What browsers.

If it's IE, it's the landlord's setting problem, think about what the landlord did?