Solution to Windows 7 prompt to restrict web pages from running Activex controls

When using a Win7 computer to browse the web, when you enter many websites that need to run Activex controls, a prompt will appear to restrict web pages from running Activex controls. How to solve this problem, because although this behavior of the browser is for security reasons, it also restricts the use of some safe Activex controls

1. Prohibit the installation of Activex plug-ins on the browser: The solution is To set the Activex plug-in that allows disabling the browser, first open the browser and select the Tools option on the menu bar, as shown in the figure:

2. After selecting the Tools option, select the Internet option in the drop-down menu, as shown in the figure:

3. After opening Internet Options, switch to the Security tab, and then select the custom level under the Security tab, as shown in the figure:

4. After clicking the custom level, open the security settings window, set the security level of the reset bar to Security Level - Middle, then check the enablement of the download signature Activex control bar, and then check the Activex control and Enable the plug-in bar, enable the controls and plug-ins, and then click the OK button, as shown in the figure:

5. After the settings are completed, click the OK button to close browsing browser, and then re-enable the browser to see if there is a prompt at this time.

When the browser's security level is set to high, Activex controls will be automatically disabled. Users recommend turning on the Activex control and placing the security level device in the middle for better browsing of website content.

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