Daniel, Laura, and Nora
5th August 2002, 18:13
Spung! Out of the blue I have started getting ActiveX control warnings with IE6 with NT4 SP6. The error reads:
"this page provides potentially unsafe information to an ActiveX control. Your current security settings prohibit running controls in this manner. As a result this page may not display correctly."
The irony is that I get the warning on Microsoft pages as well as many others. I tried making the ActiveX settings as liberal as possible. No luck.
I tried repairing IE6. I got a log reporting that IE6 could not be repaired because an "error occurred while setting up asctrls.ocx." The same error was logged for dxtrans.dll. I was advised to run set-up again. I ran set-up again and was notified that asctrls.ocx and dxtrans.dll could not be installed but that installation would continue. A repeat attempt at repair led me through the same tail-chase.
I'm beginning to feel sorry for myself. Any ideas? Are these problems related?
Daniel
"this page provides potentially unsafe information to an ActiveX control. Your current security settings prohibit running controls in this manner. As a result this page may not display correctly."
The irony is that I get the warning on Microsoft pages as well as many others. I tried making the ActiveX settings as liberal as possible. No luck.
I tried repairing IE6. I got a log reporting that IE6 could not be repaired because an "error occurred while setting up asctrls.ocx." The same error was logged for dxtrans.dll. I was advised to run set-up again. I ran set-up again and was notified that asctrls.ocx and dxtrans.dll could not be installed but that installation would continue. A repeat attempt at repair led me through the same tail-chase.
I'm beginning to feel sorry for myself. Any ideas? Are these problems related?
Daniel