Internet Explorer prompts you to install the ActiveX when you visit a Web page that requires this control. Reinstall ActiveX if you're experiencing problems with it, by first removing the existing control and then revisiting the Web page that requires it. Launch Internet Explorer, click the "Tools" button in the upper right corner of the window and choose "Manage Add-ons" from the drop-down menu.
Expand the "Show" menu and select the option labeled "Downloaded controls. Select the Files and folders project page in the navigation panel on the left. If necessary, refer to the Installing Files topic for information about adding installation files to folders. Select the newly added ActiveX control file to display its attributes in the File attributes pane, then check that the following options are set: Install action - Install if newer Remove action - Remove if installed Registration - Use DllRegisterServer Shared file - checked If you followed the procedure above, InstallMate will have set these options for you and you don't have to change anything.
Be sure to assign both files to the same component , so they will be installed and removed together If the ActiveX control uses license key information in the registry and you have the required. Go to the Registry project page.
Browse to the required. Repeat steps as required for other ActiveX controls. Type Services in Start Search. Right click on Active X installer. Click Properties. Set the Startup type to Manual. Click on Start , click OK. With Windows 7, the ActiveX Installer Service is also used when a user is logged in as a member of the Administrators group. This helps ensure that all users are aware of requests to install ActiveX controls when they visit a Web site that is not part of the Trusted sites zone.
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