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From: Supernova99 on 16 Feb 2010 17:50 No already tried that one -- Windows 7 is a revelation! "Dominic Payer" wrote: > Go to Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features\Turn Windows features > on or off and turn off IE8. > > Then reboot and turn it back on again. That may reset it enough to work. > > > > On 16/02/2010 15:27, Supernova99 wrote: > > Thanks for the insight!!! > > I realise the IE8 downloads were vista but I am not able to download IE8 for > > Windows 7 as Microsoft do not publish them! > > I will put a support call in to Microsoft to get this resolved > . >
From: Supernova99 on 17 Feb 2010 18:00 Fingers crossed I may have sorted it Checked my security setting against my laptop and made quite a few changes but BINGO! it looks like it has worked. Re-setting IE to default probably made things worse but then something must have changed to stop the page transitions in the first place Anyone know how to export the security settings so I can post them without typing them in by hand Happy Days! -- Windows 7 is a revelation! "Supernova99" wrote: > No already tried that one > -- > Windows 7 is a revelation! > > > "Dominic Payer" wrote: > > > Go to Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features\Turn Windows features > > on or off and turn off IE8. > > > > Then reboot and turn it back on again. That may reset it enough to work. > > > > > > > > On 16/02/2010 15:27, Supernova99 wrote: > > > Thanks for the insight!!! > > > I realise the IE8 downloads were vista but I am not able to download IE8 for > > > Windows 7 as Microsoft do not publish them! > > > I will put a support call in to Microsoft to get this resolved > > . > >
From: Supernova99 on 17 Feb 2010 19:00 ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Download signed ActiveX controls Prompt ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Download unsigned ActiveX controls Prompt ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins Enable ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe for scripting Prompt Miscellaneous: Allow scripting of Internet Explorer Web browser control ^ Disable ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to run without prompt ^ Enable ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Allow Scriptlets Enable ActiveX controls and plug-ins: ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Override Per-Site (domain-based) ActiveX restrictions Disable ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Override Per-Site (domain-based) ActiveX restrictions Disable Scripting: Active scripting Enable Scripting: Scripting of Java applets Enable ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Script ActiveX controls marked as safe for scripting Enable Miscellaneous: Access data sources across domains Disable Scripting: Allow Programmatic clipboard access Prompt Miscellaneous: Submit non-encrypted form data Enable Downloads: Font download Enable Run Java # Enable Miscellaneous: Userdata persistence ^ Enable Miscellaneous: Navigate sub-frames across different domains Disable Miscellaneous: Allow META REFRESH * ^ Enable Miscellaneous: Display mixed content * Enable Miscellaneous: Include local directory path when uploading files to a server ^ Enable Miscellaneous: Installation of desktop items Prompt Miscellaneous: Drag and drop or copy and paste files Enable Downloads: File Download ^ Enable Miscellaneous: Launching programs and files in an IFRAME Prompt Launching programs and files in webview # Prompt Miscellaneous: Launching applications and unsafe files Prompt Miscellaneous: Use Pop-up Blocker ** ^ Enable User Authentication: Logon Automatic Allow persistent cookies that are stored on your computer # Enable Allow per-session cookies (not stored) # Enable Miscellaneous: Don't prompt for client certificate selection when no certificates or only one certificate exists * ^ Disable Allow 3rd party persistent cookies * Prompt Allow 3rd party session cookies * Enable Miscellaneous: Software channel permissions Medium ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Binary and script behaviors Enable ..NET Framework-reliant components: Run components signed with Authenticode Enable ..NET Framework-reliant components: Run components not signed with Authenticode Enable Miscellaneous: Open files based on content, not file extension ** ^ Enable Miscellaneous: Web sites in less privileged web content zone can navigate into this zone ** Enable Miscellaneous: Allow script initiated windows without size or position constraints ** ^ Disable Scripting: Allow status bar updates via script ^ Disable Miscellaneous: Allow websites to open windows without address or status bars ^ Disable Scripting: Allow websites to prompt for information using scripted windows ^ Disable Downloads: Automatic prompting for file downloads ** ^ Enable ActiveX controls and plug-ins: Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls ** ^ Enable Miscellaneous: Allow web pages to use restricted protocols for active content ** Prompt Miscellaneous: Use Phishing Filter ^ Enable ..NET Framework: XAML browser applications Enable ..NET Framework: XPS documents Enable ..NET Framework: Loose XAML Enable Turn on Protected Mode [Vista only setting] # Enable Enable .NET Framework setup ^ Enable -- Windows 7 is a revelation! "Supernova99" wrote: > Fingers crossed I may have sorted it > > Checked my security setting against my laptop and made quite a few changes > but BINGO! it looks like it has worked. > Re-setting IE to default probably made things worse but then something must > have changed to stop the page transitions in the first place > Anyone know how to export the security settings so I can post them without > typing them in by hand > > Happy Days! > -- > Windows 7 is a revelation! > > > "Supernova99" wrote: > > > No already tried that one > > -- > > Windows 7 is a revelation! > > > > > > "Dominic Payer" wrote: > > > > > Go to Control Panel\Programs\Programs and Features\Turn Windows features > > > on or off and turn off IE8. > > > > > > Then reboot and turn it back on again. That may reset it enough to work. > > > > > > > > > > > > On 16/02/2010 15:27, Supernova99 wrote: > > > > Thanks for the insight!!! > > > > I realise the IE8 downloads were vista but I am not able to download IE8 for > > > > Windows 7 as Microsoft do not publish them! > > > > I will put a support call in to Microsoft to get this resolved > > > . > > >
From: Robert Aldwinckle on 19 Feb 2010 10:41 "Supernova99" <Supernova99(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:340E4FAC-5DC3-4248-B60B-00C3D46719AC(a)microsoft.com... > Hi, > Can anyone shed some light on the issue I am having using IE8 32bit on my > Windows 7 64bit machine When I am on the eBay site I am unable to leave > feedback as the dropdown menu does not appear when selecting the leave > positive feedback button. > There is also an issue when trying to navigate to multiple pays as the the > page just refreshes the first page. > If I use the IE8 64bit it works just fine. > I know someone will say why not just use the 64bit version, the reason is > Roboform, this is currently only supported on 32bit browsers. > I use Roboform extensively and do not want to lose this just to browse to > eBay. > > Any help would be appreciated Sounds like it could be a User-Agent issue. If IE8's compatibility mode doesn't help use the UAPick toolbar add-on to build a custom User-Agent string which your site does like and which still works with IE8. Otherwise you may have some clean-boot troubleshooting to do. No Add-ons mode is just a convenient first-step for doing that. There are other programs (such as third-party "deskbars") which do interact with IE but are not controllable by No Add-ons mode. E.g. does your symptom occur in a safe boot with Networking? Make sure that you have Windows firewall enabled before testing that case if you usually rely on a third-party software firewall. Good luck Robert Aldwinckle --- > > -- > Windows 7 is a revelation!
From: Supernova99 on 20 Feb 2010 09:29
Hi Robert, It's sorted now thanks It was the security settings having tried so many things probably made things worse when I reset the IE setting to default Anyway I copied the security settings from my laptop and BINGO! it is now working again "Robert Aldwinckle" wrote: > > "Supernova99" <Supernova99(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:340E4FAC-5DC3-4248-B60B-00C3D46719AC(a)microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > Can anyone shed some light on the issue I am having using IE8 32bit on my > > Windows 7 64bit machine When I am on the eBay site I am unable to leave > > feedback as the dropdown menu does not appear when selecting the leave > > positive feedback button. > > There is also an issue when trying to navigate to multiple pays as the the > > page just refreshes the first page. > > If I use the IE8 64bit it works just fine. > > I know someone will say why not just use the 64bit version, the reason is > > Roboform, this is currently only supported on 32bit browsers. > > I use Roboform extensively and do not want to lose this just to browse to > > eBay. > > > > Any help would be appreciated > > > Sounds like it could be a User-Agent issue. If IE8's compatibility mode > doesn't help use the UAPick toolbar add-on to build a custom User-Agent > string which your site does like and which still works with IE8. > > Otherwise you may have some clean-boot troubleshooting to do. No Add-ons > mode is just a convenient first-step for doing that. There are other > programs (such as third-party "deskbars") which do interact with IE but are > not controllable by No Add-ons mode. E.g. does your symptom occur in a > safe boot with Networking? Make sure that you have Windows firewall enabled > before testing that case if you usually rely on a third-party software > firewall. > > > Good luck > > Robert Aldwinckle > --- > > > > > > -- > > Windows 7 is a revelation! > > . > |