Problems with web browsers!

Why does Windows block the installation of certain files.

To help you protect your computer from potentially harmful files, Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) can sometimes prevent you from getting safe.

Files that are requested or received over the Internet. If the file contains an ActiveX control or web browser that doesn't have a valid digital signature.

add-on, then that's what happens.

What are ActiveX controls and web browser add-ons?

ActiveX controls and web browser add-ons are applets that are widely used on the Internet. They can be found by providing toolbars, strands.

Content. In some cases, these programs can be used to collect information from your computer and destroy the data on your computer in a way that you do not allow.

Install software on your computer without your consent or allow others to remotely control your computer. Due to the presence of these risks.

So you should only install ActiveX controls or add-ons if you have full trust in the publisher.

What you should know when running scripts and ActiveX controls in Internet Explorer.

Be cautious about allowing scripts or ActiveX controls to run on your computer. While these items may improve web browsing.

effect, but they can also be a safety hazard, so it's best to avoid them. However, some ** or tasks may ask for it.

You have to decide if you want to trust the ActiveX controls that Internet Explorer is blocking for security reasons.

What are scripts and ActiveX controls?

Scripts, ActiveX controls, and other web browser add-ons are widely used on the Internet, and they can be found by providing toolbars, strands.

Content. In some cases, these programs can be used to collect information from your computer and destroy the data on your computer in a way that you do not allow.

Install software on your computer without your consent or allow others to remotely control your computer. Considering these risks, you should install these programs only with complete trust in the publisher.

To put it simply, if the publisher of the control can be trusted, install it directly, but try to install the control as little as possible, which will affect the stability of the browser, and it is best to have the firewall on.

ActiveX is a number of web widgets, try to block them, otherwise it will affect the stability of the computer. It's okay not to intercept, just disable the option about ActiveX in IE's Options-Security-Custom level.

It's okay, just click install on the line!!

Symptom] During browsing with Internet Explorer, "Microsoft Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to be closed. Message alerts. At this time, if you click the "Send Error Report" button, it will create an error report, clicking the "Close" button will cause the current IE window to close, and if you click the "Send" button, it will close all IE windows.

Fault Reviews] IE understands the user's mistakes in using and designing a small program, but I didn't think it was Microsoft's free tester, not to mention that it would be a report that faces thousands of people every day, who knows you don't care about my reports? ！

Troubleshooting Different scenarios, respectively, use the following methods to turn off IE to send an error report:

1) IE user, execute "Control Panel Add or Remove Programs", select "Internet Explorer Error Reporting" option in the list and click on "Change Remove" button to be removed from the system.

2) For IE users under Windows 9X Me NT 2000, you can open the registry, find [Hkey Local Machine software Microsoft Internet Explorer Main] (Master) created a DWORD double-byte value named IEWatsonEnabled in the right pane and assign it to 0.

IE, a user of Windows XP, execute the "Control Panel System", switch to the "Advanced" tab, click on the "Error Reporting" button, check the "Disable Error Reporting" option, and select "Notify me of a fatal error", and finally click on the "OK" button.

What browser, try it with the 360 cleanup plugin first. See if there's a plugin.

Enlarge the page Generally, there are settings in the lower right corner.