How do I get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode?

How do I get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode? I am making use of the default browser and dint tried with another browsers as I am comfortable with its use. But in recent days I suppose that I am in an emergency mode and I don’t suppose that there is a need of emergency mode . so I want to inquire how I am able to get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode? Reply With Quote #2 Unread 21-03-2012 Suigetsu Suigetsu is offline Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 435 Re: How do I get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode? You need to make some handful of attempts and the possible reason behind this could be if a invalid entry is created by an infection. And to sort this one, you need to go to "Start" "Run" along with type "regedit" followed by expanding the mentioned key [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\] subsequently you also require to make some deletion of the following keys for every browser, whether you have them installed or not, you need to simply have a right click as well as delete them: chrome.exe, firefox.exe, opera.exe and also the iexplore.exe Reply With Quote #3 Unread 21-03-2012 Chopfyt Chopfyt is offline Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 370 Re: How do I get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode? You can get to it what you needed as I may say that if you are concerned with the "emergency mode" it is "No Add-ons" mode" and not "emergency mode". and I may say that there is something missing and to add about it , after you have done with eth above procedure , you will be able to access the internet once more without being redirected. but the lone condition would be that you also need to run a scan for infections. Reply With Quote #4 Unread 21-03-2012 Cauvery Cauvery is offline Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 301 Re: How do I get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode? If you wish to resolve this issue routinely, you need to first of all delete the existing Internet Explorer desktop icon. And in addition, you need to right-click the existing Internet Explorer desktop icon, as well as then click Delete. after that, click the subsequent Fix this problem link along with in the File Download dialog box,you will also require to click Run. You need to follow the steps in the Show Internet Explorer Desktop Icon Wizard so that you are able to create an Internet Explorer icon on your desktop. Reply With Quote #5 Unread 21-03-2012 FarhaS FarhaS is offline Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 400 Re: How do I get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode? I have some more information and this will really help a lot in your case. and if you wish to verify that the automatic fix has worked or not, you need to double-click the Internet Explorer icon on your desktop, along with confirm that Internet Explorer does not start in "No Add-ons" mode. Reply With Quote #6 Unread 21-03-2012 Haleema Haleema is offline Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 361 Re: How do I get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode? I need to say that there is no such thing as emergency mode. And I mean to say that the "emergency mode" you are seeing is indication of the infection. And I would say that you need to look in your antivirus software as most of the issues occur due to presence of any malfunction. concerning Internet Explorer Emergency Mode. Your PC is infected with malicious software along with browser will not tend to launch. You might make use of Internet Explorer in Emergency Mode . internal service browser of Microsoft Windows system with partial usability. You also take a note of one thing that some sites reject connection with Internet Explorer in Emergency Mode. In such situations system warning page will tend to be showed to you." Reply With Quote #7 Unread 23-03-2012 Elazar Elazar is offline Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 352 Re: How do I get the Internet Explorer 8 out of emergency mode? So I think that the issue was with malicious virus as after your suggestion, I was trying to get with it but was not able to get in the emergency mode. Basically I didn’t had idea about that I am talking about the add on mode which is the same as the emergency mode. But after I made some checks in my antivirus program, I was able to get with it. Reply With Quote

I want to get rid of ActiveX warnings on Trusted Site in internet explorer 8

I want to get rid of ActiveX warnings on Trusted Site in internet explorer 8 hello guys, there were no issues as I was contented with my IE 8 and as I was concerning to an issue recently , I will like you all guys to make suggestions relating to this topic. So to get into the description, I have a website which I have marked as a Trusted Site and there is a green tick which appears at the bottom. But, when I tend to access the site, I acquire the familiar ActiveX warning bar which appears on the top."To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has restricted this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX controls..." and this is the one which I get. So in addition, If I tend to "allow blocked content", then I have to reload the page as well as I am again present with the similar warning bar. I am really confused about this thing. It will not at all tend to appear to permit me to run the content. Can you solve it for me . please. Thanks in advance Reply With Quote #2 Unread 22-03-2012 DamarisK DamarisK is offline Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 428 Re: I want to get rid of ActiveX warnings on Trusted Site in internet explorer 8 In this case are you able to present any information on the ActiveX you are attempting to execute. In addition, after digging up recent TechNet or else MSDN library documents that are precise to .Net, IE8, as well as a long list of ActiveX controls is more often than not more than can be predictable of even the most intrepid of MVPs. Reply With Quote #3 Unread 22-03-2012 Joyjut Joyjut is offline Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 57 Re: I want to get rid of ActiveX warnings on Trusted Site in internet explorer 8 To add further about my topic, I would say that the issue is with the ActiveX security messages which appears on IE8 in my Win7, and not with the control itself. The issue is not seen on other Win7/XP boxes. The difficulty consequently appears to be an issue with Internet Explorer Security settings on my box? consequently, the problem is: The Internet Explorer message tends to appear which says the ActiveX has not been run. I "allow blocked content". IE says I require to resubmit data, so I need to click retry. Reply With Quote #4 Unread 22-03-2012 KirtiPatel KirtiPatel is offline Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 280 Re: I want to get rid of ActiveX warnings on Trusted Site in internet explorer 8 I think I should say that the control is causing a problem or else we would see it on other boxes as well. So you need to make some attempts in resetting the Internet Explorer settings. And as I have sorted it out it has came up to me that resetting the Internet Explorer settings will help a lot in your case. Reply With Quote #5 Unread 22-03-2012 CamilleT CamilleT is offline Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 360 Re: I want to get rid of ActiveX warnings on Trusted Site in internet explorer 8 I have found the following process to have an reset. So to reset Internet Explorer automatically, you need to follow these steps: You need to click this button:Reset Internet Explorer settings You will be with a File Download dialog box, and you need to click Run, and then follow the steps in the wizard. In the Reset Internet Explorer Settings dialog box, you need to click Reset. Click to choose the Delete personal settings check box if you would as well like to remove browsing history along with some more like search providers, Accelerators. You can also remove the home pages, Tracking Protection, as well as ActiveX Filtering data. After Internet Explorer has finished concerning the default settings, you need to click Close, and then click Close once more. Finally , you need to close Internet Explorer, and then have a restart of it. Reply With Quote #6 Unread 22-03-2012 Joyjut Joyjut is offline Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 57 Re: I want to get rid of ActiveX warnings on Trusted Site in internet explorer 8 I am not able to get still. I made some attempts but they failed too. If I tend to save the source of the webpage to the desktop, and then run it from there, then: perceptibly CSS is all missing and that’s the reason why formatting is plain. I am still receiving prompting for ActiveX control. If I accept, the page will tend to reload. Can you make some more suggestions. Reply With Quote #7 Unread 22-03-2012 Rust-18 Rust-18 is offline Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 208 Re: I want to get rid of ActiveX warnings on Trusted Site in internet explorer 8 I was also having similar issue but after searching for a particular answer, it was all solved. I have attempted to make custom changes to the Trusted Site security features, and there I made sure that all ActiveX settings are placed or set to Enable and after doing this you will be having no issues . Reply With Quote

xd_proxy[1].css not working properly in Internet Explorer 9

xd_proxy[1].css not working properly in Internet Explorer 9 I amusing Internet Explorer 9 on my PC. I have recently updated from Internet explorer 8 to 9. After updating the browser, any website I try to open gives me same error, xd_proxy[1].css then a notepad opens up, with the following information. .app_content_51546247891 a.uiLinkSubtle {display: none ;} .app_content_51546247891 a.UIImageBlock_ICON_Image { display: none; } #bootloader_Zvucx { height: 42px; } I don’t know what is happening, I tried opening some websites with other browser and they all work fine. The website which I need to visit is only supported by Internet Explorer. Can someone help me solve this problem? Reply With Quote #2 Unread 24-03-2012 Deverell Deverell is offline Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 336 Re: xd_proxy[1].css not working properly in Internet Explorer 9 Try clearing the cache from Internet Explorer. It must be full or your system doesn’t have enough space for cache. See if clearing it solves. If this doesn’t solve the problem, then you will need to clear cookies, history and other such components to clear the problem. 1) In the Internet Explorer, go in the Internet Options from the tools tab. 2) In the Internet Options, under the General tab, you will find the browsing history tab. 3) Now click ‘Delete Files’, ‘Delete cookies’ & ‘Delete passwords’. 4) It will prompt you to confirm action, click on ‘Ok’ and confirm the action. 5) Restart the browser and you are good to go. Even after this if the problem persists, you can send the report to Microsoft who will solve your issue. Reply With Quote

How can I upload my html pages using filezilla

How can I upload my html pages using filezilla I made an html main page linked to other html pages on my hard disk using dreamweaver and I saved the images in different directories. all the html pages and the images directories are saved under one directory. then I got connected to my FTP host (which I registered) using filezilla and the connection was successful. then I uploaded the one whole directory containing the pages and images into the root directory in filezilla (when I got connected to my host there was no directories, only the root "/"). but still when I try opening my page by typing "www.mypage.com" in the browser I don't get the page I designed. I tried placing the main html page with its images on the main root in filezilla but the problem is still same. what could be the problem, do I have to do anything else besides uploading the files with filezilla? please help Reply With Quote #2 Unread 24-03-2012 Bjork Bjork is offline Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 301 Re: How can I upload my html pages using filezilla This issue is common when there is no ftp account in your webspace. Login to your cpanel and create a ftp account which will grant permission to a ftp software to access and modify the server files. Once the ftp account is created you will need to login with that account on filezilla and then you can add or remove pages from your webserver. Reply With Quote

CCTV DVR does not show images on Internet Explorer 9

CCTV DVR does not show images on Internet Explorer 9 In my company, we are using CCTV for security. The images are displayed in Internet Explorer on our PC. We have 5 PCs for this purpose and all were using Internet Explorer 8. Recently we updated to Internet Explorer 9 on our systems with Windows 7 as operating system. After the update, the images stopped displaying on our systems. The page loads properly, the interface too is loaded, but the images don’t load. Every PC has NVidia Graphic card in it. The images are properly displayed on one PC only. It too has Internet Explorer 9 but the OS is Windows Vista. What can be the problem here, is it the OS or the browser that is giving problem? Reply With Quote #2 Unread 24-03-2012 Kiran25 Kiran25 is offline Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 372 Re: CCTV DVR does not show images on Internet Explorer 9 It can be the problem of compatibility of Internet Explorer with the OS. To match them, you can try activating GPU rendering of the browser. Many times it is disabled by default. Go in the Internet Options under the tools tab. In the Advanced tab, check the option saying, "Use software rendering instead of GPU rendering". It is a well known issue of broken images that is common in Internet Explorer 8 & 9. Another reason for cause of this problem can be the ActiveX incompatibility. 1) Go in the Internet options under tools tab. 2) Under the security tab, click on internet icon. 3) Now click on Custom and enable "Download unsigned ActiveX controls". This will solve your problem. Reply With Quote Reply

What is virtual storage mount notification add-on in Internet Explorer 9

What is virtual storage mount notification add-on in Internet Explorer 9 Whenever I start Internet Explorer 9 I get a pop-up saying, "The 'Virtual Storage Mount Notification' add-on from 'EldoS Corporation' is ready for use." What is it? I haven’t installed any add-on in my Internet browser, then why I am getting this message? Reply With Quote #2 Unread 24-03-2012 Rhesa Rhesa is offline Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 350 re: What is virtual storage mount notification add-on in Internet Explorer 9 The Eldos Corporation is under notice for the add-on that they have added in Internet Explorer 9. They have been sent a notice to provide the manual or instructions about the add-on. The add-on is no security threat and has shown good integration with other components of Internet Explorer 9. This add-on notifies Internet Explorer about the content that has to be stored in virtual storage of the browser. This add-on is used by many other softwares too. It is a minor bug that Internet Explorer 9 doesn’t hide he prompts regarding it. Reply With Quote

Citrix app shortcut prompts to Download .ica file in Internet Explorer 9

Citrix app shortcut prompts to Download .ica file in Internet Explorer 9 I would use Citrix app in Internet Explorer 7 without any problem. Now that I updated my web browser to Internet explorer 9, the Citrix app prompts me to download some ica file. I click on ‘Ok’ and the download begins. The downloading process goes on for very long time maybe about for 15 to 20 minutes. After it completes 75% of the download, it just stops and nothing happens. My browser is stuck in this problem. Does anybody know how to solve this problem? Reply With Quote #2 Unread 24-03-2012 Elazar Elazar is offline Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 352 Re: Citrix app shortcut prompts to Download .ica file in Internet Explorer 9 This problem is caused when the browser restricts access to encrypted file. I had this problem when I was using Presentation Server 4.0. It created conflicts between the firewall of Windows OS and the Internet Explorer’s internal security system. I suggest you to turn off the SmartScreen Filter and perform a clean boot. This will clear the issue of login from external URL. Reply With Quote Reply

IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights

IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights I have several system connected through a network, and all of them are running windows XP SP3. Yesterday when I checked out all of them I noticed that two of them have installed Internet Explorer 8 automatically from Automatic updates. Now the most interesting thing is that this browser has been installed through Automatic updates without even admin login. Can anyone let me know how this happened? I am completely shocked, please. Reply With Quote #2 Unread 21-03-2012 FarhaS FarhaS is offline Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 400 Re: IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights I guess first of all you should know that both internet explorer 8 web browser and windows XP OS are the products offered by Microsoft. So obviously if you are having a system which is running a Microsoft product, they are bound to offer you their other products too. In clear words if you are doing an Automatic updates Internet explorer 8 and 9 would be definitely offered to you through the automatic update without even having user interaction especially manual interaction. But if you say that the browser was installed without the admin login then definitely there might be some other related issue. as I am not sure whether there is anything to do with the admin right for the automatic updates. Reply With Quote #3 Unread 21-03-2012 Beatricef Beatricef is offline Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 311 Re: IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights You need to read the new Microsoft policy, as according to new internet explorer Automatic updates policy both the internet explorer 8 and internet explorer 9 can be downloaded and installed in your system without getting the permission from the admin or requiring the admin to login. if not this then surely the issue is something else, there might be something wrong with your those two systems as the problem of automatic installation has been encountered only in those two PCs. Reply With Quote #4 Unread 21-03-2012 PaK PoK PaK PoK is offline Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 62 Re: IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights Same issue with our school PCs too. Few of the systems in our schools are having the same IE8 automatic installation issue. the problem is that those PCs are for teachers and obviously teachers are bound to store certain data in their machines and if in future anything happens to those PCs, it might be a huge loss for that person. Other thing is that most of our school PCs are only able to with IE7 or lower version and not above that range as it creates problem then, so therefore automatic installation of IE8 is definitely going to cause a huge head ache. Currently we are receiving a huge number of calls from the teachers reporting about unable to access student’s details and information. Reply With Quote #5 Unread 21-03-2012 DamarisK DamarisK is offline Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 428 Re: IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights Have you ever tried to check out the update log? You can do one thing try to get windowsupdate.log from amongst one of those problematic PCs that auto updates and auto installs IE8 and then post the log over here if possible. Only then I would be able to help you out. Is there IE8 Blocker Toolkit installed or any hidden IE8 in windows update? Reply With Quote #6 Unread 21-03-2012 PaK PoK PaK PoK is offline Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 62 Re: IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights Quote: Is there IE8 Blocker Toolkit installed or any hidden IE8 in windows update? No we have not yet installed Internet explorer 8 Blocker Toolkit neither we have any hidden IE8 in windows update. It’s because according to our understanding what we think is that our users are not having any admin rights, so surely it will help prevent the system from any kind of upgrade or updates done by them. I personally manage the updates, and I manage them with WSUS within our boundaries. But still there are number of systems that are even today being accessed from outside the boundaries and are unmanaged. Unfortunately those PCs have Automatic updates enabled directly from Microsoft Reply With Quote #7 Unread 21-03-2012 AliyaK AliyaK is offline Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 291 Re: IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights Once I did have a conversation with a Microsoft representative, the response I got was quite positive. They said that currently Automatic updates are being worked intentionally by Microsoft. But then even i mentioned that in the new IE automatic update police they has specified that admin rights will be definitely required for the installation, therefore the end users without having any proper rights will never be able to surpass the browser IT rules. The representative was unable to clarify. Seems like even Microsoft has started lying, they are breaking their own customer’s trust. Reply With Quote #8 Unread 21-03-2012 KirtiPatel KirtiPatel is offline Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 280 Re: IE 8 get automatically installed from automatic updates without admin rights I doubt whether ever Microsoft has able to provide a better documentation to their customer. Even my case is the same, currently I am forced to uninstall IE8 manually on all of my network systems that has installed this application without admin permission. I would have better installed IE8 Blocker toolkit.

How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook?

How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? Hello , Everybody How Can we know That A person Has Blocked me on facebook or Not . Actually A friend is Removed from My List and and i am Not Able to contact Him, alternatively can you tell me How can Block someone on facebook also. thanks in Advance Reply With Quote #2 Old 03-03-2009 Techno01's Avatar Techno01 Techno01 is offline Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 2,269 Re: How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? How do you know that Someone has blocked you specifically? Perhaps her privacy settings are such that only friends can see/search for him ? For example, I set mine so that I don't show up in search results except for people in my school network; and for awhile, when I was worried about someone who had been stalking me, I had it so that nobody could search me. It is quite possible that it's not personal, especially if you're new to facebook. I think in order to block someone, they have to actually have an account --so unless you tried to friend her and she denied the request and blocked you, it most likely isn't personal. Reply With Quote #3 Old 03-03-2009 deveritt's Avatar deveritt deveritt is offline Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 2,528 Re: How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? Hello , you can see who remove/blocked you by app(Who Deleted You) so join it and select all tracks...when your friend remove you from his/her list you can see that from that list in this app... Hope it Will help you Reply With Quote #4 Old 03-03-2009 Trio's Avatar Trio Trio is offline Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 2,754 Re: How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? Hello , well if someone on facebook blocked you that means they arent your official friend on facebook, so when you see their profile it will say add friend so then you know their not your friend on facebook anymore Reply With Quote #5 Old 03-03-2009 johnson22's Avatar johnson22 johnson22 is offline Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 2,109 Re: How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? How to Block a User on Facebook Log on through the Facebook home page and head to the "My Privacy" page (see Resources below). You can change privacy levels for almost every Facebook feature from this page. List the person you want to block in the "Block People" box on the My Privacy page and click "Search." Browse through the results to find the person you want to block. The more common the name, the more people you will need to search through. Click the "Block Person" link for the person you want to block. The person will no longer be able to see your profile, and you will not turn up in the person's search results. Reply With Quote #6 Old 12-04-2011 rj31 rj31 is offline Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Posts: 1 Re: How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? i wanna knw dat hw cn i unblock my self from d 1 who hv blocked me.....????? Reply With Quote #7 Old 12-04-2011 Orlando Orlando is offline Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 595 Re: How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? Quote: Originally Posted by rj31 View Post i wanna knw dat hw cn i unblock my self from d 1 who hv blocked me.....????? There is no way to do so, mate. The one who blocked you is having its own security in his account. You cannot do anything in his account unless you know his login details. BTW, he/she had blocked you due to some reason right ? Reply With Quote #8 Unread 25-03-2012 irshadmgmt irshadmgmt is offline Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 1 Re: How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? hello, can i know who blocked me on facebook? Reply With Quote #9 Unread 25-03-2012 Kh@LnaYak Kh@LnaYak is offline Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 377 Re: How To Know If a Friend has Blocked you on Facebook? Quote: hello, can i know who blocked me on facebook? I don't think it is really possible by now, there are a no of people asking the same and the answer is just no for now, may be in future there will be an app on the facebook by which we can know who has blocked us out. I will like to use the same.