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I have a internet question, pictures on websites aren't animated for me (when i know they're supposed to be). For instance, I have a photobucket account and animated photos that I've downloaded don't seem to be working, I just get a solid picture with no animation.

I've downloaded Adobe Flash Player and my mouse icon works but nothing else seems to be.

I want to remind you all that I have a familiarity with the internet, but I just got my own yesterday, and I'm thinking I might've denied an application when intstalling the internet that would've automatically fixed the problem itself.

PLEASE HELP ME. This is a very irritating thing for me to result to an online forum, but my bf and I are stupefied.
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Check your firewall settings for ad blocking
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nada.

i just tried turning off my firewall for a brief instance. that doesn't seem to work.
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Have you got spybot with tea timer

On a web page, click tools, internet options, advanced to check the multimedia options

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wow.

thanks for the direction! i do not have spybots but i have my own firewall installed. eTRUST.

there is a tab for ad blocking, but i had to turn it completely off for it to be effective.

is that harmful to my computer to turn off the ad blocker completely?

Edited by computer_inerudite, 01 December 2006 - 09:09 AM.

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It will be a trade off between convenience and pop ups which will bypass the pop up blocker

This will stop the really silly ones generated by Windows Messenger

http://www.grc.com/s...heMessenger.htm
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haha

i have a friend in my class in school that told me the first thing to do is to uninstall windows messenger :whistling:

but thanks for the tips and i will save that link if i ever need it! much thanks
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I have ad blocking off and it isn't a problem

Hope it goes well
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