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PC Only: Troubleshooting Internet Explorer Settings
On PCs, Sharx Security cameras are compatible with Internet Explorer 7 – 10.
(For use with Safari, Firefox or Chrome please see page 32)
If you find that your Internet Explorer window looks oddly shifted
, please
check the zoom level / magnification icon at the bottom right of the Internet
Explorer window. It should be at 100% for proper viewing of the camera since
Internet Explorer can only zoom text and graphics but not a live video stream.
If you used “refresh” and have a black video
screen, close and restart the
Internet Explorer window since it cannot refresh a live video stream.
If the camera has trouble installing the required ActiveX software
, it could be
due to one of the following reasons:
1)
If you have nonstandard Internet Explorer settings, your should reset your
Internet Explorer to defaults by going to the Internet Explorer Tools menu,
then Internet Options -> Advanced -> Reset…
2)
If this is a work environment where your IT department has set restrictive
settings, ask them to temporarily lower the restrictions so that you can
install the Sharx Security ActiveX. Installation is only required once.
3)
If you are running the 64 bit version of Windows 7, and if your computer
has separate icons for the standard Internet Explorer and the 64 bit
Internet Explorer, be sure to use the standard icon so that you are not
starting the 64 bit-only version of Internet Explorer.
4)
If you have old or overly aggressive Antivirus or Firewall software we
recommend that you uninstall that software and use the free Microsoft
Security Essentials instead. Similarly, be sure that you do not have any
popup blocker software such as the ones bundled with Google, MSN, Bing
or Yahoo toolbars. With a popup blocker it could be that you would miss
the question about whether it’s ok to install the Sharx ActiveX, and as a
result it would not get installed and you wouldn’t see video.