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Its Windows XP..<br />
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Also - if I enable ActiveX then wont all ActiveX be allowed, which can be a negative.
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Its Windows XP..

Also - if I enable ActiveX then wont all ActiveX be allowed, which can be a negative.

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The GPO settings I have are set to not configured, which is the same as enable. See the screen shot - so in effect they should be loading. But they arent local administrators, this may be the problem.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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The GPO settings I have are set to not configured, which is the same as enable. See the screen shot - so in effect they should be loading. But they arent local administrators, this may be the problem.

Thanks!
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ActiveX-GPO.JPG

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I have a remote user who needs to be able to access a certain web page and it prompts them for active X install (its to view a map). I have local admin rights so I installed it no problem on my computer and I also added the website to the trusted sites zone in AD via GPO (site to zone assignment list). and the user is still not able to view the map, it doesnt even prompt for the install anymore.<br />
How can I solve this, without loogin them in as local admin?<br />
Thanks!
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I have a remote user who needs to be able to access a certain web page and it prompts them for active X install (its to view a map). I have local admin rights so I installed it no problem on my computer and I also added the website to the trusted sites zone in AD via GPO (site to zone assignment list). and the user is still not able to view the map, it doesnt even prompt for the install anymore.
How can I solve this, without loogin them in as local admin?
Thanks!

Install active X for user - not local admin

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