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I am employing a win 2k8 server with the TSWeb/TSApp role.<br />
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When a user running XP SP3 connects to the server using <a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://</a>&lt;servername&gt;/ts<br />
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They are told that they do not have the activex control installed. They are not prompted to install or enable.<br />
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each user must manually go into thier IE Add-ons Manager and manually enable the activex control. It is there and installed, just disabled.<br />
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How can I enable this across the board?<br />
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Thanks in advance!!
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I am employing a win 2k8 server with the TSWeb/TSApp role.

When a user running XP SP3 connects to the server using http://<servername>/ts

They are told that they do not have the activex control installed. They are not prompted to install or enable.

each user must manually go into thier IE Add-ons Manager and manually enable the activex control. It is there and installed, just disabled.

How can I enable this across the board?

Thanks in advance!!

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