XMLHTTP error in IE 7

[rajat22]

Whenever I want to login in webshots.com receiving message 'your browser does nt support XMLHTTP'.
How to fix.
Thanks in advance.
Running Windows MCE 2005 Legal & updated version in a IBM thinkcentre (new installation on a new PC after a crash of the old PC).

[victor_rambo]

IE 7 does support XMLHTTP! Have you disabled it?

Tools > Internet Options > Click on Security tab
A huge list of checkboxes and options will be presented. Scroll down to the bottom(Under Security). There is a option that reads Enable native XMLHTTP support. Check that. You may need to restart the browser.

[rajat22]

Originally Posted by victor_rambo

IE 7 does support XMLHTTP! Have you disabled it?

Tools > Internet Options > Click on Security tab
A huge list of checkboxes and options will be presented. Scroll down to the bottom(Under Security). There is a option that reads Enable native XMLHTTP support. Check that. You may need to restart the browser.

It was enabled & reanabled. Did not solve the prob.
Thanks

[victor_rambo]

OK...do u get it on other sites like gmail, orkut, etc.??

And can u post a screenshot of the error message?

[rajat22]

Originally Posted by victor_rambo

OK...do u get it on other sites like gmail, orkut, etc.??

And can u post a screenshot of the error message?

I was about to inform you that....NO. None is working. Asking for active x. Checked with the browser security and in advanced tab in under internet options. This is enabled.
Thanks again for your effort. Hope to get the solution soon.

[kapsicum]

i think Javascript is disabled on your Browser :
Enable it this way :
Tools > Internet Option
On Security Tab .... click on Custom Level button at the bottom
In Security Setting window ,
goto Scripting & under Active Script Choose Enable ,
press ok & come out of all the windows onto the browser & Refresh the page which gives u dat error.
Hope this will Solve ur issue

[rajat22]

Nope, everything is in order. Should I try IE 8???

IE 8 DID NOT HELP

[rajat22]

At last 'kill bit' has solved the problem perfectly.
Microsoft Security Advisory (960715)
Update Rollup for ActiveX Kill Bits

Read here
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sec...ry/960715.mspx