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We have website that uses Crystal Reports which requires the use of Crystal ActiveX controls. I had published an .msi file, made from WinInstall LE, that had the required controls needed for the site. I published this in our domain policy, under the user configuration. I also added the key...

I'm trying to figure out how to allow users to be able to use certain Control Panel objects, such as Power configuration. Since there is a group policy running on their Organizational Unit, they currently receive the restriction message when double-clicking on any of the objects. I have seen...

I'm having problems pushing down our group policy to remote users. I have organizational units setup with policies on each. Some of our remote users are in these OU's, and I want them to be on the same level as the home office. I have VPN setup to where it comes up prior to the Windows login...

Well, I followed the suggestion above, and published it in W2K server. When the User visits the website that triggers the ActiveX control, it appears to install correctly now. However, there still seems to be a security issue of some kind. When it tries to run,this message appears, "The...

Thanks mmv. I just installed the WinInstall LE last week but hadn't had a chance to use it yet. I'll give this a shot and see if it works for me.

I am trying to allow users to install a Crystal Reports ActiveX control, which enables them to view content in Internet Explorer. By default the User group in Windows does not allow for ActiveX installation (have to be at least power user), which is why you have to use the group policy. I have...

If you're talking about using the gp editor in Active Directory, then what you need to do is create different organizational units under a main folder. For instance, I created an organizational unit called Accounts, then created sub-organizational units (folders) called Administrators, Users...

If you're using Windows 2000, then click on Search-->For Files or Folders. When the window comes up, you can select different searches by clicking on the links on the bottom left-pane. There should be a link for "computers" in the list.

If you're using W2K server, then you should be able to push down a group policy to the local machine, since they are using VPN. I'm not sure if you can make the Start button go away entirely through the policy editor, but you can disable or turn off just about everything in the Start Menu. So...