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Install Activex Control Windows 8

by postrometi1980 2020. 10. 9.



Depending on your IE security settings, you may encounter these steps to download and install activex control in the client.

1. Visit http://www.ocxt.com/officeviewer.htm test page. This website wants to install the Edraw Office Viewer Component add-on from EDRAW LIMITED. Click the install.

2. To use Edraw ActiveX Control, you need to add the website at the IE trust site list.

3.If your IE security level is not the default IE setting, please make sure the following options are checked.

Adjust ActiveX settings in Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer might not be set up to download or run ActiveX controls for security reasons. Changing some advanced security settings will let you download, install, or run the control, but your PC might be more vulnerable to security threats. The Best Free ActiveX app downloads for Windows: DownloadX ActiveX Download Control Service Pack 6 for Visual Basic 6.0 Microsoft Visual Basic 6 Commo var bingData = ; Navigation. Feb 06, 2019  Adjust ActiveX settings in Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer might not be set up to download or run ActiveX controls for security reasons. Changing some advanced security settings will let you download, install, or run the control, but your PC might be more vulnerable to security threats.

Check the Enable option at the 'Run ActiveX Control and plug-ins' item.

Check the Enable option at the 'Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting*' item.

Check the Prompt option at the 'Download Signed ActiveX Control' item.


Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Choose to Allow this operation if prompted.

Now, go to your web site.

Click 'The site might require the following Activex control: Edraw Office Viewer Component from Edraw Limited, Click here to install.' on the bar.

Click Install officeviewer.cab when the security warning comes up.

If you cant not see the Internet Information Security Bar

You may have turned off the Information Bar. It will need to be turned on to successfully install our ActiveX control.

1.Right-click on the icon you use to launch Internet Explorer and select Run as Administrator. Choose to Allow this operation if prompted.
2.Once in Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
3.In Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
4.Click the Security tab.
5.Click Custom Level.
6.Scroll down to the ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins section.
7.Change Download Signed ActiveX Controls to PROMPT.
8.Close Internet Explorer then re-open Internet Explorer.
9.Return to your web site.
You should see the Information Bar below the Internet Explorer Address Bar, with the message 'The site might require the following ActiveX control 'officeviewer.cab'. Click here to install.'
10.Click anywhere on the bar.
11.Click Install officeviewer.cab when the security warning comes up.

If you don't have administrator access rights

Ask your system administrator to log into your computer as a user with Administrator user rights.

Have your administrator log into your project website and install the ActiveX control.
If you have done all of the above, have Windows Administrator access, and still cannot load the ActiveX Control, you will need to check the settings on your Internet Explorer. It may have be set up so that it will not allow downloads to your computer.

Install Activex Control Windows 8

Add your project web site to IE Trusted Sites

1.In Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
2.Click the Security tab and select the Trusted Sites zone.
3.Click the Sites button.
4.Under 'Add this Web site to the zone:', type your project web site.
5.Click Add, then click OK.

Check your Security Settings in Internet Explorer

1.In Internet Explorer browser, click Tools in the upper toolbar or click on the Tools icon and select Internet Options.
2.Click the Security tab and select the Trusted sites zone.
3.Click the Custom Level button.
4.Under ActiveX control and plug-ins check the following:

  1. Allow Scriptlets set to Enable
  2. Automatic Prompting for ActiveX controls set to Enable.
  3. Binary and Script behaviors set to Enable
  4. Download signed ActiveX controls set to Prompt
  5. Download unsigned ActiveX controls set to Prompt
  6. Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe set to Disable
  7. Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins set to Enable
  8. Script ActiveX controls marked safe for scripting set to Enable

Click OK
5.Click the Advanced tab in the security section and make sure that 'Do not save encrypted pages to disk' is not checked.
6.Click OK.
7.Close the browser window launch IE and attempt to install ActiveX.

Manual Installation of ActiveX

If all else ways fail, you can try our manual installation tool. You need regsvr32 the officeviewer.ocx file. Then put the EDOfficeViewerX.dll in the same file folder with the officeviewer.ocx file.

Step:

1. Create a text file then change the file extend name as .bat.

2. In the file, you can type: regsvr32 ' c:testofficeviewer.ocx'

3. Save and close the file.

4. Right click the bat file then Run it as administrator.

How to Turn on ActiveX in Firefox, Chrome

The component can only work at the IE6/7/8/9. If you want to use it at the Mozila Firefox, you need to install the ActiveX control support add in in the FireFox.

Microsoft created ActiveX for the Internet Explorer browser to properly play various types of media. Although the tool was designed specifically for Internet Explorer, when using Firefox, you will sometimes come across a website instructing you to install ActiveX to view media properly. For that reason, Mozilla has created a plug-in that will allow ActiveX to be enabled in Firefox.

Instructions

To test the demo page in our site, please add the website at the IE trust Site List.

To work with the Firefox or chrome, you need to use the ff-activex-host or IE Tab Plus or other add-ons.

IE Tab:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ie-tab-plus-ff-36/

More Help

In the latest sprint on my current project, we are adding yet another major feature to a customer service portal -- specifically, the ability to view live video feeds from security cameras. The vendor this particular customer has selected for providing the camera functionality utilizes several ActiveX controls to implement video feeds. Consequently, one of the processes that we need for this sprint is the ability to remove the ActiveX controls (for example, to test newer versions of the components, or to demonstrate the user experience the first time someone launches the new 'remote monitoring' feature in the portal).

While you might think that simply deleting the temporary files in Internet Explorer (something we do very frequently during development and testing) would remove these files, that's not the case.

Also note the following KB article is effectively worthless these days even though it includes a section for 'Internet Explorer 4.x or Later (All Platforms)':

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How to Remove an ActiveX Control in Windows

[On a side note, I strongly recommend you think twice before using the phrase 'or later' when referring to software. Think about it...it is highly unlikely that something you say about your current version of software will apply to all subsequent versions of that software.]

To view the list of downloaded program files (e.g. ActiveX controls) in Internet Explorer:

  1. Open Internet Explorer, click Tools and then click Internet Options.
  2. In the Internet Options window, on the General tab, in the Browsing history section, click Settings.
  3. In the Temporary Internet Files and History Settings window, click View Objects.

Some Microsoft KB articles suggest that you can easily remove a downloaded program file using the 'occache.dll' shell extension simply by right-clicking the file and then clicking 'Remove'. That might very well have been true back in the old days (e.g. Windows XP). However, in my recent experience (on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008), the only item that appears on the context menu is 'Properties' -- which doesn't provide any way to remove the item.

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To remove a downloaded program file (e.g. an ActiveX control) on Windows 7 with Internet Explorer 8:

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  1. Open Internet Explorer, click Tools and then click Internet Options.
  2. In the Internet Options window, on the Programs tab, click Manage add-ons.
  3. In the Manage Add-ons window, in the Show: dropdown list, click Downloaded controls, right-click the item that you want to remove, and then click More Information.
  4. In the More Information window, click Remove. If necessary, enter the credentials for an administrator on the computer, and then click Yes to remove the downloaded program file.

Install Activex Control Windows 8

These steps should also work for Windows Vista as well (although I haven't tried them) -- but, honestly, does anyone even care about Windows Vista anymore? 😉





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