Hi Tim,

I have the same problem and nothing helps:
1) I don't have a beta vs.net installed
2) No firewall, uninstalled my virus checker
3) Pivacy settings set to "accept all cookies" (lowest) and also on the security tab: for all 4 zones : lowest.
Still the problem remains:
    Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly.

After clicking the OK button, nothing happens: the window diplays: "Please wait while the wizard initializes..." and nothing ever happens.

I have a regmon and filemon file. Can you help me?
    ----- Tim Macaulay[MSFT] wrote: -----
   
    Hi Jorge,
   
    Great Question!
   
    The error message - "Your current security settings prohibit running
    ActiveX controls on this page.  As a result, the page will not be displayed
    correctly." can have multiple scenarios.
   
    1. An existance of the beta VS.Net product that may still remain on the
    machine.  If you did have the beta on the machine, you may want to research
    about fully removing the product from the machine.
   
    2. Firewall and Antivirus software - sometimes, these type of products can
    cause problems like this one.  You may want to uninstall and reinstall any
    Firewall or AntiVirus software that you have on the machine.  If you do
    this, it is my recommendation to remove the computer from the internet if
    you have a connection other than a dial-up connection.  
   
    3. It could be an AcitveX setting with in Internet Explorer.  You can check
    this by opening Microsoft Internet Explorer and then go to Tools > Internet
    Options > Privacy Tab.
   
    You could use the filemon and regmon tools to help diagnose the issue.  You
    can download the tools from http://www.sysinternals.com.  
   
    If you produce these log files, and forward them to me, I will be glad to
    research them for you.
   
    HTH.
   
    Cheers,
    Tim Macaulay
    Microsoft Corp.
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