HELP-Strange message when my site load on net

[Tuco]

I have created my website using Flash 5.

When I go to my site, 80% of the time I get a Windows message:

The messsage box header says " Sytem Settings Change"

The body of the message is as follows:

You must restart your computer before the new settings will take
effect

Do you want to retart your ccomputer now?

I select no and the site loads fine. I was wondering what might cause
this. Any insight or advice would be appreciated. Thanks

[Shane Elliott \(timberfish.com\)]

Did you try restarting your computer to see if the message goes away the
next time?

The only time I've seen this is when an updated version of the plug-in was
installed on a person's machine.

--
Shane Elliott
[url]www.timberfish.com[/url]


"Tuco" <maws66g@netscape.net> wrote in message
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> I have created my website using Flash 5.
>
> When I go to my site, 80% of the time I get a Windows message:
>
> The messsage box header says " Sytem Settings Change"
>
> The body of the message is as follows:
>
> You must restart your computer before the new settings will take
> effect
>
> Do you want to retart your ccomputer now?
>
> I select no and the site loads fine. I was wondering what might cause
> this. Any insight or advice would be appreciated. Thanks

[Tuco]

Thanks for the response. I shut down daily and I still encounter the
problem. I have also shut down right after the message. It should be
noted that if I select "No" in the message box, things function
normally. However, i will get the message again if I navigate to one
of the sub pages and return to the main page. I liked your site. try
mine and see if you get the message:
[url]http://maws66.dyndns.org:1966/New[/url]
[url]http://maws66.dyndns.org:1966[/url]

Thanks again for the response.

Tuco




On Fri, 04 Jul 2003 20:46:48 GMT, "Shane Elliott \(timberfish.com\)"
<private@timber.com> wrote:

>Did you try restarting your computer to see if the message goes away the
>next time?
>
>The only time I've seen this is when an updated version of the plug-in was
>installed on a person's machine.