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Registering ActiveX controls as non-admin

Asked by Velio in ActiveX, Internet Explorer Web Browser, VB Controls

Tags: VB6, Internet Explorer, ActiveX

Hi,

I'm busy developing an ActiveX control which will be used in web pages loaded in Internet Explorer 6+.

I have run into dead-end trying to register and display the ActiveX control correctly when running as a non-admin user. I've signed the ocx file and made the control self-registering and safe for initialisation, but it just doesn't want to install for non-admins.

Trying to manually register it using regsvr32 fails with an error 0×80004005 (Access Denied?).

Is it even possible to register a custom ActiveX control as a non-admin user in versions of IE before 8? (Everything works fine if I use an admin account initially, the control is registered and works even for non-admins thereafter). I've searched far and wide but to no avail.

Any input would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
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