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When I open a web site I get questions Do you want to...
How can I eliminate this? I also must click the content to be able to
activate the buttons?
Thanks
Kalevi
 
Kalevi said:
When I open a web site I get questions Do you want to...
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Do you want to *WHAT*? How can we help you if you provide us with incomplete
information?
 
Hi,

Depends on what's originating the popup. If it's about a setting in Internet
Options, responding and checking the box to not show it again should be
sufficient. If it's originating from the site code, then place the site in
the restricted zone or avoid it altogether.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
 
Kalevi said:
When I open a web site I get questions Do you want to...
How can I eliminate this? I also must click the content to be able to
activate the buttons?
Thanks
Kalevi
Click to expand...

Hi Kalevi,
If you get the Message * Do you want to Debug* then which you need is to
Disable Debugging on your IE browser by doing this;
Open IE Page and on the Menu Click Tools >> Internet Settings >> Click on
Advanced Tab and scroll down under Browsing Option and check these two boxes;
[ ] Disable Debugging Internet Explorer
[ ] Disable Debugging Other
Click OK to confirm your changes and Close IE Properties window.
Hit Refresh on Menu or Hit F5 and see if you will get the message agin or it
will go away.
Be sure that your computer is Malware free and clean.
HTH.
Please elt us know.
Regards,
nass
 
The "Click to activate.." - it's your browser's security features at work
( a recent Internet Explorer update I believe) to prevent malicious programs
from just running willy nilly eg browser plug-ins and so on......Some may
not want flash animations, so decline to let the flash plug-in run the
animation.

User intervention is required, so it asks you "do you want torun this
plugin/program/activex or whatever, and you click the object to say "Yes".

Of course, if you trust the site and the content, by all means, run them,
but it is now the user's choice.
 
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