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Freddy
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      07-10-2008
Hi Group,

I have two problems, but basicly i beleive they are really the same.
When trying to download from microsoft downloadcenter, it wants to
validate genuine windows. it stops with the now familiar top line
normally saying, that it will not run activex - but in XP it would have
an option to allow this activex. Now i only get one option - further
info.
Security settings doen not allow websites to use activex.
I event tryed to put *.microsoft.com in trusted sites.
i also tryed (in IE 7) to relax everythin about activex...

Same thing happens when i try to install a digital signature from the
internet.

ultima 32 bit edition.


Any suggestions ?

:-) Freddy



 
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Carey Frisch [MVP]
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      07-10-2008
Visit: http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/diag/ and click on
"Start Diagnostics".

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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience -
Windows Vista Enthusiast

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"Freddy" <> wrote in message news:...
Hi Group,

I have two problems, but basicly i beleive they are really the same.
When trying to download from microsoft downloadcenter, it wants to
validate genuine windows. it stops with the now familiar top line
normally saying, that it will not run activex - but in XP it would have
an option to allow this activex. Now i only get one option - further
info.
Security settings doen not allow websites to use activex.
I event tryed to put *.microsoft.com in trusted sites.
i also tryed (in IE 7) to relax everythin about activex...

Same thing happens when i try to install a digital signature from the
internet.

ultima 32 bit edition.


Any suggestions ?

:-) Freddy



 
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Freddy
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      07-10-2008
Hi Carey,

Thnx for the tip - i did not know that link.
It passed the first 5 tests, but failed the last 3.
When i pressed the "solve the problem" button, it failed with the error
it tryed to solve...


:-) Freddy
> Visit: http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/diag/ and click on
> "Start Diagnostics".
>
> --
> Carey Frisch
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows Desktop Experience -
> Windows Vista Enthusiast
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>
> "Freddy" <> wrote in message
> news:... Hi Group,
>
> I have two problems, but basicly i beleive they are really the same.
> When trying to download from microsoft downloadcenter, it wants to
> validate genuine windows. it stops with the now familiar top line
> normally saying, that it will not run activex - but in XP it would have
> an option to allow this activex. Now i only get one option - further
> info.
> Security settings doen not allow websites to use activex.
> I event tryed to put *.microsoft.com in trusted sites.
> i also tryed (in IE 7) to relax everythin about activex...
>
> Same thing happens when i try to install a digital signature from the
> internet.
>
> ultima 32 bit edition.
>
>
> Any suggestions ?
>
> :-) Freddy




 
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Freddy
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      07-15-2008
Hi,

Just to tell that there are two solutions..

1. Use the real administrator
There is an administrator user, but it is disabled. It is possible to
enable this account vy:
right click cmd.exe, run as administrator
net account administrator /active:yes
net user administrator "chose a password"

That user do not have problems with activex, just like XP it will ask
to run the component.

2. The one companies will chose to struggle with:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/m.../cc137994.aspx
Not for the faint of heart :-)

Freddy

> Hi Carey,
>
> Thnx for the tip - i did not know that link.
> It passed the first 5 tests, but failed the last 3.
> When i pressed the "solve the problem" button, it failed with the error it
> tryed to solve...
>
>
> :-) Freddy
>> Visit: http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/diag/ and click on
>> "Start Diagnostics".
>>
>> -- Carey Frisch
>> Microsoft MVP
>> Windows Desktop Experience -
>> Windows Vista Enthusiast
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> "Freddy" <> wrote in message
>> news:... Hi Group,
>>
>> I have two problems, but basicly i beleive they are really the same.
>> When trying to download from microsoft downloadcenter, it wants to validate
>> genuine windows. it stops with the now familiar top line normally saying,
>> that it will not run activex - but in XP it would have an option to allow
>> this activex. Now i only get one option - further info.
>> Security settings doen not allow websites to use activex.
>> I event tryed to put *.microsoft.com in trusted sites.
>> i also tryed (in IE 7) to relax everythin about activex...
>>
>> Same thing happens when i try to install a digital signature from the
>> internet.
>>
>> ultima 32 bit edition.
>>
>>
>> Any suggestions ?
>>
>> :-) Freddy




 
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