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Problem with Active X and need an opinion
My question today deals with Active X. For some unknown reason, I keep getting 15 Active X errors everytime I go online into the web. The errors are all the same, Ex: CLSID Invalid Application and lots of digits. What happens is if I'm in a website, any website and I try to see if my AOL had any messages, AOL won't open. I'll get error messages that I'm not connected wheras I am. I'll then go to my Norton System Works 2003 and clean out the cache and then I have no problem for a little while until the Active X builds up again. They're like cookies, they just keep coming back.
I'm pretty sure I can diable Active X in my security, but, is that a good idea?
Any assistance will be appreciated as always.
One more qustion, which is really an opinion.
I'm not really a game player, but, I've been playing in Pogo.com(Excellent Site)and in order to play, they prompted me to download Java Virtual Machine 3.0. Now Sun Micro. sells this only, it's not free, so at the Sun Site, I downloaded the version 2 SDK, Standard Edition, V 1.4.2[J2SE] and it works very well for the games. What's your opinion on this download?
As always, I thank you all.
PS My OS is MS XP and I'm on a Cable Modem.
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