1. How to deal with the prompt "Install ActiveX Control" on the web page?

Open the browser's "Tools" -> "Internet Options" -> "Security" -> "Custom Level" and change all listed properties to "Enable". 2. How to set up security controls?

If the security control is not signed, the IE options need to be modified in the Vista system before the page can call the control. Setting steps: Open the "Tools" menu → "Internet Options" of the IE browser, select "Security" → "Trusted Sites", click "Custom Level", and find "No Mark as Safe" in the "Settings" box Select the "ActiveX control to initialize and script run" option, select the "Enable" radio button, click the "OK" button to exit the "Custom Level" setting interface, and click the "Apply" button to complete the final setting operation. After the software is successfully installed, the software automatically sets the Agricultural Bank of China online banking as a secure site for IE. The secure site interface is as shown in the figure. If the setting is not successful, add the 6 sites in the picture below as trusted sites.

The names of the two controls called by the Agricultural Bank of China’s online banking page are abcPrintCtl4RA.dll and NetSign.dll. When the page is called, the user will be prompted for information such as whether to allow running or loading. The prompt information is at the top of the page area. At this time, the user needs to allow the page to call the control.