Subject	you need to change your security settings to..
Posted by	genic on May 30, 2003 at 2:30 PM
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In Reply To	NO, your right, it's not. It installed itself automatically posted by Mike(Hou)90TT on May 30, 2003 at 02:27 PM
Message	not allow active-x apps install...prompt on install. bump it to medium or high. a site installed that ...probably need to do some serious cleaning to get rid of that. since IE is pretty hard to reinstall ...its easier most of the time to reinstall XP ..but a PIA for users with only one puter and who dont do it alot :)
Follow Ups	NZR: Has anyone else had this FKING "intelligent explorer" - Mike(Hou)90TT 13:41:38 05/30/03 Just get the latest service packs for XP and IE - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:43:07 05/30/03 LOL thanks! Web-slinging+Boost=Haulass! =) - Mike(Hou)90TT 13:46:46 05/30/03 Actually I hear the Service Pack uses about 50% less system - U ZCREAM 13:47:40 05/30/03 I have the latest SP and my computer haven't noticed - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 13:48:49 05/30/03 a single update does have a flaw in it that will slow down - genic 13:56:17 05/30/03 control panel add and remove programs (n/m) - TARGETZ 13:57:33 05/30/03 screen shot on what you mean...that would help greatly (n/m) - genic 13:58:37 05/30/03 Re: screen shot: Here ya go.... - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:14:18 05/30/03 k, thats not included on a 'fresh XP install' - genic 14:18:54 05/30/03 NO, your right, it's not. It installed itself automatically - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:27:18 05/30/03 you need to change your security settings to.. - genic 14:30:39 05/30/03 Cool Genic thanks for the help man! Although... - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:44:23 05/30/03 oh and to answer your other question... - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:30:28 05/30/03 ahhh, makes sense - genic 14:32:27 05/30/03 LOL! (n/m) - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:36:55 05/30/03 OK I found out how to get rid of it. God I love Google man! - Mike(Hou)90TT 14:38:38 05/30/03
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