janhoedt
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Internet explorer security warning, cab-file (Vista), howto enable for non admin users (domain)
Hi,
We have this application which runs from a website and requires a CAB to install. We have Vista pc's with UAC enabled.
How can we make sure this cab-file can install without disabling UAC or giving administrative priviliges? Pc is member of domain in which Windows 2008 & 2003 DC's.
Note: it's a cab-file, not an ocx (active-x), not sure what the difference between those is ...
J.
We have this application which runs from a website and requires a CAB to install. We have Vista pc's with UAC enabled.
How can we make sure this cab-file can install without disabling UAC or giving administrative priviliges? Pc is member of domain in which Windows 2008 & 2003 DC's.
Note: it's a cab-file, not an ocx (active-x), not sure what the difference between those is ...
J.
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Add the site in active x control also. Which should Work
http://www.edrawsoft.com/install-activex-control.php
http://www.edrawsoft.com/install-activex-control.php
You cannot configure that in IE options. You will need to deploy that software using software deployment methods or scripts. To get further help here, we would need details or, at best, access to that site itself.
ASKER
Please clarify since 2 options are there:
1,activexinstaller service: the site is in it already
2,installing in software deployment: how can I fetch the cab file, it prompts for install but I don't find it on my local disk?
3,activex is an ocx-file, the installation prompts for a cab-file ...
J.
1,activexinstaller service: the site is in it already
2,installing in software deployment: how can I fetch the cab file, it prompts for install but I don't find it on my local disk?
3,activex is an ocx-file, the installation prompts for a cab-file ...
J.
In 2. you ask me for details, while I asked you first "To get further help here, we would need details or, at best, access to that site itself" - I am afraid it's your turn :)
How did you solve it, if I may ask?
ASKER
Note: the activex is a ocx, not a cab, right?