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[G31]

very minor suggestions:
1. When right-clicking tray icon have "stop attack" in bold letters (sames as "main").
2. Advanced, Options, a way to disable red bricks. Something like "disable Untrusted status visualization with Windows Explorer (red bricks) (does not affect security)". Although this is a great idea and is very useful for seeing quickly which programs, etc. are untrusted, purists may wish to be able to tun this off.

[Ilya Rabinovich]

1. Bold selects the menu item, which is associated with double-click action. It's industry standard.
2. It's possible to disable "red bricks" with little registry key. I'm just not really sure if it's any useful to add this into the "Options". www.softsphere.com/files/switch_bricks_off.zip

[Buddel]

It's possible to disable "red bricks" with little registry key. I'm just not really sure if it's any useful to add this into the "Options".

I like the bricks and I am not going to disable this brilliant feature. However, there may be some users who don't like the bricks, so an option to disable them wouldn't hurt, I guess.

[fredra]

Today I updated IE8 to IE9. There is a problem on untrusted IE9 that When opening a webpage with many flashes, I get black page in IE9 several times. And then when all flashes are loaded, the page is ok in IE9.

In the meantime, I got many same logs that "1:Attempt to manipulate process C:\Windows\System32\Macromed\Flash\FlashUtil10l_ActiveX.exe with COM"

If I open IE9 not in DW, everything is ok.

Please check.

Has there ben any resolution/explanation to this?
I am unable to get ANY flash video working in IE9 (UNtrusted).
Cheers

Edited by fredra, 16 March 2011 - 08:20 PM.

[SIR****TMG]

I had the same problem. I unchecked hide my location in the online IE9. Found in internet options and that fixed it, mine all are back and working fine.

[fredra]

I had the same problem. I unchecked hide my location in the online IE9. Found in internet options and that fixed it, mine all are back and working fine.

@Sir****TMG
Thanks for your input, however, that did not work for me.
Cheers

Edited by fredra, 16 March 2011 - 10:56 PM.

[Ilya Rabinovich]

Has there ben any resolution/explanation to this?

"Black screen" is known issue, repored to MS and still not solved on their side.

I am unable to get ANY flash video working in IE9 (UNtrusted).

1. Install the latest Flash player.
2. If the issue still persists, check if it can work as trusted.

[fredra]

Has there ben any resolution/explanation to this?

"Black screen" is known issue, repored to MS and still not solved on their side.

I am unable to get ANY flash video working in IE9 (UNtrusted).

1. Install the latest Flash player.
2. If the issue still persists, check if it can work as trusted.

-latest Flash installed (issue still persist)
-run ie9 as "trusted" or "admin", then the flash does work.
Cheers

[Ilya Rabinovich]

This case you have to do following:
1. "Events log"->"Delete all"->"Apply".
2. Run IE and reproduce the issue.
3. "Events log"->"Export", zip a file and post here for my review.

[fredra]

This case you have to do following:
1. "Events log"->"Delete all"->"Apply".
2. Run IE and reproduce the issue.
3. "Events log"->"Export", zip a file and post here for my review.

I do appreciate your assistance.
Here is the "zip" file attached.
Cheers

Attached Files

•  ie9_flash.zip   1.31KB   35 downloads

[Ilya Rabinovich]

Aha, now I see. Looks like, Flash ActiveX process is running as trusted right now. That's why IE<->Flash communication is broken and that's why I can't reproduce it.

[Ilya Rabinovich]

I just uploaded new build. fredra, please, check this one out and report on results.

[fredra]

I just uploaded new build. fredra, please, check this one out and report on results.

Hi Ilya
Here is what I did:
-d/l new build and installed it.
-deleted events log
-ran an MSN video
-still not working
-deleted events log again
-reproduced the issue again
-new "events log" is attached for your perusal
Hope that will help to pinpoint the problem.
Cheers

Attached Files

•  ie9_flash.zip   1.37KB   31 downloads

[Ilya Rabinovich]

Please, download Process Explorer, find FlashUtil10o_ActiveX.exe process there, in the list and post here its parent process.

[fredra]

Please, download Process Explorer, find FlashUtil10o_ActiveX.exe process there, in the list and post here its parent process.

I hope this addresses what you need (I have no idea)
Let me know if there is anything else I can do to assist in finding a solution.
BTW.. If I place the folder "c:\windows\system32\macromed\" as UNtrusted, all the flash videos work. That is the location of the "flashutil110o_activeX.exe" I am not sure that is of any importance.
Cheers

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•  flash.JPG   55.81KB   6 downloads