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At our enterprise we have an ActiveX plugin in IE that is currently disabled for at least some of the users. I need to enable it for everyone, and I’m not sure but I think there’s a way to toggle the disabled/enabled status for a plugin via the registry.
Anyone know how to do this?
If you can push a script that will write your CLSID to:
…that should enable it. For more details on ActiveX security wrt instantiation, see this document.
And don’t forget to implement IObjectSafety.