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Registering the .dll fixed our problem on one computer. The other computer needed to be re-imaged to fix its issue.
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Registering the .dll fixed our problem on one computer. The other computer needed to be re-imaged to fix its issue.

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Hello,<br />
I have an installer that is supposed to add an extension to Internet Explorer. This extension is used to view video files from a specific program. The install runs successfully, but the add-on is not added to Internet Explorer. On another computer that has the add-on installed successfully I found the location of the .dll file for the add-on. I located that .dll file on the computer in question, but I'm not sure how to install this .dll as an add-on in Internet Explorer (If that's even possible). We are using Internet Explorer 11, Windows 7 64-bit. All recent Windows updates have been installed. <br />
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
- Ben
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Hello,
I have an installer that is supposed to add an extension to Internet Explorer. This extension is used to view video files from a specific program. The install runs successfully, but the add-on is not added to Internet Explorer. On another computer that has the add-on installed successfully I found the location of the .dll file for the add-on. I located that .dll file on the computer in question, but I'm not sure how to install this .dll as an add-on in Internet Explorer (If that's even possible). We are using Internet Explorer 11, Windows 7 64-bit. All recent Windows updates have been installed. 
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance,
- Ben

Manually install add-on in Internet Explorer 11

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