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Norton and ActiveX controls

Discussion in 'Other PC Software' started by davidgibbons, 2003/08/31.

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    davidgibbons

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    Anyone able to help please? I have Norton System Works and Norton Internet Security. After a 'schedled task' of an antivirus scan when my PC was unattended I now get an error message whenever I try to run either program "your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result the page may not display correctly.
    It doesn't with either of the Norton programs.
    How can I reset it? Deleting NIS and reloading doesn't help.
    David :(
     
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    davidgibbons

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    Thanks Pete, but has this link changed? My (Mozilla) browser says it 'cannot connect'
    David
     
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    Oops - thanks Christer - the old fingers don't spell too well either :)
     
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    Thank fellas. Resetting the security settings on IE for the Net to 'Medium' did the trick. Funny how it reset itself to 'High' without my doing anything. But that's computers for you
    David .:D
     
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