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Internet explorer "security" agggghhhh!!

conzy · 2006-06-21 19:54:04

Ok, We got a CCTV system that can be accessed over a network..... It only works with Internet Explorer, and it needs to install some kind of Active X plugin...... But Windows decides to block it, because it cant confirm the developer........ How do I bypass this? P.s here is the error

21-06-2006 7:54pm

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conzy

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Ok, We got a CCTV system that can be accessed over a network.....

It only works with Internet Explorer, and it needs to install some kind of Active X plugin......

But Windows decides to block it, because it cant confirm the developer........

How do I bypass this?

P.s here is the error

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#2 21-06-2006 8:12pm

Ruu_Old

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Try the following Tools->Internet Options->Security and select Custom Level. Then under Active X controls and plugins there is an option to enable, prompt or disable unsigned applets, try enabling (or maybe just prompt) that and see if it makes any difference.

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#3 21-06-2006 8:30pm

conzy

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That worked:)

Thanks man, you're a genius!!!!!

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#4 21-06-2006 8:35pm

aidan_walsh

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Yes, damn Microsoft for doing what people want them to. And damn them for making their security options totally non-obvious. Damn them to hell, indeed.

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