[Karen]

I hope someone can help me with this. In recently downlaoded Microsoft
Internet Explorer 6.0. I haev an older PC (Dell 1999) and am running Windows
98-Original Version. I get the following error message when I try to play
certain games"

"Page provides potentially unsafe information to an Active X control.
Current security settings prohibit running controls in this manner".

We cant find anything in "Tools" Internet Options" Security" or "Advanced"
that would cause this. Im out of options. Id appreciate a helping hand!!
Thanks.

[Emrys Davies]

"Karen" <Karen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C914431C-3ABC-4577-B4D7-2843755232A9@microsoft.com...
> I hope someone can help me with this. In recently downlaoded Microsoft
> Internet Explorer 6.0. I haev an older PC (Dell 1999) and am running
Windows
> 98-Original Version. I get the following error message when I try to
play
> certain games"
>
> "Page provides potentially unsafe information to an Active X control.
> Current security settings prohibit running controls in this manner".
>
> We cant find anything in "Tools" Internet Options" Security" or
"Advanced"
> that would cause this. Im out of options. Id appreciate a helping
hand!!
> Thanks.

Karen,

Have you tried temporarily setting the security level in your browser to
the lowest possible level in order to avoid the warning prompts while
you are playing the games.

In IE go to Tools > Internet Options > Security > move the slider down
to low > Apply > OK.

Regards,
Emrys Davies.

[Karen]

Emrys,

Thank you for thge suggestion--we've tried it. Nothing seems to work. I
wonder if I should uninstall IE 6.0. Truthfully, Id like to go back to the
previous version that I was using but dont know how>

"Karen" wrote:

> I hope someone can help me with this. In recently downlaoded Microsoft
> Internet Explorer 6.0. I haev an older PC (Dell 1999) and am running Windows
> 98-Original Version. I get the following error message when I try to play
> certain games"
>
> "Page provides potentially unsafe information to an Active X control.
> Current security settings prohibit running controls in this manner".
>
> We cant find anything in "Tools" Internet Options" Security" or "Advanced"
> that would cause this. Im out of options. Id appreciate a helping hand!!
> Thanks.

[Emrys Davies]

"Karen" <Karen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:70DB3ED8-E87C-4D11-947C-DD64653B2C29@microsoft.com...
> Emrys,
>
> Thank you for thge suggestion--we've tried it. Nothing seems to work.
I
> wonder if I should uninstall IE 6.0. Truthfully, Id like to go back to
the
> previous version that I was using but dont know how>


Have you tried repairing Internet Explorer?

Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Scroll to and
highlight Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 (hope you have SP1 from
Windows Update) and Internet Tools > c. Add/Remove > Select 'Repair
Internet Explorer' > OK

Regards,
Emrys Davies.

[Karen]

Yes, I have IE 6 SP1. I did as suggested but still have problem. Im now
thinking it might have something to do with Sun Systems Java settings?? Im at
my wits ends! Thanks for your support.

Karen

"Emrys Davies" wrote:

> "Karen" <Karen@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:70DB3ED8-E87C-4D11-947C-DD64653B2C29@microsoft.com...
> > Emrys,
> >
> > Thank you for thge suggestion--we've tried it. Nothing seems to work.
> I
> > wonder if I should uninstall IE 6.0. Truthfully, Id like to go back to
> the
> > previous version that I was using but dont know how>
>
>
> Have you tried repairing Internet Explorer?
>
> Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs > Scroll to and
> highlight Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 (hope you have SP1 from
> Windows Update) and Internet Tools > c. Add/Remove > Select 'Repair
> Internet Explorer' > OK
>
> Regards,
> Emrys Davies.
>
>
>