- Author: cooldiy
- Release time: 2004-8-24 10:29:34
- SP2 cannot display the verification code. . . Ask for advice! ~
After SP2 installation, open some web pages, can not display the verification code, what should I do? ? ?
- Author: gp1236
- Published: 2004-8-24 10:36:45
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Find a patch to the Internet ~~~~~~~~~~~!
- Author: xiaxuefeng
- Published: 2004-8-24 12:28:58
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To solve the problem, edit the following registry file with the text file, import it is OK.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE // Software // Microsoft // Internet Explorer // SECURITY]
"Blockxbm" = dword: 00000000
- Author: gp1236
- Release time: 2004-8-24 17:07:58
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Import this into the registration table ~!
Click to browse this file
This post has been edited by the author at 2004-8-24 17:08:42]
- Author: zirui
- Published: 2004-8-24 18:22:57
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The reason for this problem is that Service Pack 2 is to improve the stability of the system. In the default, it is shielded to XBM, which is the display of pictures of X-bitmap format, and these verification codes are just XBM format, so they do not display Out. The method is also very simple, just add key value "block" = dword: 00000000 in the system registry, the specific operation is as follows:
1. Run the registry editor;
2. Point HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE // SOFTWARE // Microsoft // Internet Explorer // Security;
3. Right-click on the blank of the screen and select New, create a DWORD button called "blockxbm", which is the default 0.
4. Exit Registry Editor.
Or you can save the following black body information as a REG file, then double-click the file to automatically import the information into the registry:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE // Software // Microsoft // Internet Explorer // SECURITY]
"Blockxbm" = dword: 00000000
After the above operation, these verification codes can be displayed normally.
Special note, there are two blank lines after regedit4. This method is only valid for the XP system.
If it is 98 system, change Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 to regedit4
