HELP! Active X Controls/Flash popups SOS!!!!

[NOT Jixby Phillips]

So every now and again I used to get annoying flash popups, you know the kind... The ones that aren't like in a regular browser window and usually the "Close" button is within the popup and sometimes you have to wait for it to play out before you can close it!! SO ANNOYING! Anyway... Ever since my last WINDOWS update it's been doing something else... A system notice or whatever will po up saying "Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly." and a button to click "Okay" When I click the button, a SHADOW of the flash ad (like when a picture is loading but doesn't load) comes up, but doesn't load, and it STAYS THERE and theres no way to get rid of it! and it stays on the screen no mater what, if i close the browser, if i open up another program... etc!

HELP!! How do I get rid of this! lately I just don't click "Okay" when the system notice comes up... but I can't leave it there forever!

[AChimp]

Ha ha. You suck.

[MetalMilitia]

Adaware (http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/)

:/

[NOT Jixby Phillips]

I HAVE adaware

AChimp if you can't help me why don't you just fuck off.

Come on you guys, don't be assholes. If you wanna be cute, go to Mock Wars.

[NOT Jixby Phillips]

ANYONE???

[executioneer]

not jixby u should get mozilla firefox i hear its dandy for preventing stuff like that :x

[FS]

NOT Jixby Phillips can't become a regular!!

[Raize]

1) Find the specific website this happens on.
2) Don't go there again.
3) Get Firefox?

I know this doesn't sound like much of a solution, but unfortunately there is no known Flash ad blocker available. Due to the way Flash is coded, I don't think there ever will be either.

[NOT Jixby Phillips]

ANYONE???

[Mr. Vagiclean]

NOT jixby having you around instead of jixby really makes me appreciate jixby NOT FUCKK

[Ninjavenom]

Disable ActiveX content entirely. Or at the very least, set it to prompt you before they activate.

[Raize]

Seems there is a Flash ad blocker that is shareware:
http://www.softforall.com/AuthorPage/SuperAdBlocker.com.htm

I haven't used it though, so I can't confirm that it is any good. It probably checks for flash's "newwindow()" command or whatever that creates that crap that scrolls/hovers over your screen.