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re: Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX
Saturday, July 10, 2004 at 2:47 pm
Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Nick (2 messages posted)

I've got a quicker/better way, which doesn't require restarting the computer with the windows CD. Once you're done editing the shdoclc.dll file, save it as "c:\shdoclc.dll2" and then open a command prompt window (Start menu > Run, and type "cmd"). Once your command prompt is open, enter the following three commands: ren %systemroot%\system32\dllcache\shdoclc.dll *.backup copy c:\shdoclc.dll2 %systemroot%\system32\dllcache\shdoclc.dll copy c:\shdoclc.dll2 %systemroot%\system32\shdoclc.dll You may be prompted to overwrite some files, simply answer yes. You must do the second command fairly quickly. The key to this is to rename a file and replace it manually before windows itself has time to do so. Once you've done the third command, you'll be prompted to inesrt your Windows CD to replace a damaged/modified file. Make sure your Windows CD is NOT in the drive at this time, and cancel the prompt. You'll be allowed to keep this modified file.


On Wednesday, April 28, 2004 at 5:22 pm, algaron wrote:
>I've made a fix for this problem that has bothered people for a while now.
>
>If you disable all ActiveX settings in IE you get a popup
>message every time there is an ActiveX control on a
>page that IE isn't going to run due to your settings.
>Up to now i haven't been able to find a working solutionto this.
>
>The solution appears to be fairly stable, but it's a manual hack.
>The file shdoclc.dll in the winnt/system32 directory contains certain html
>and other resources that are used by IE and other programs that use web
>extensions. By altering this file with a resource editor such as 'Restorator'
>you can change various things. To remove the "Your current security settings
>prohibit running ActiveX" popup what I did was:
>
>-open restorator
>-open shdoclc.dll
>-open the tree in the left pane
>-go to string directory
>-goto element #503
>-right click on #503 and 'extract as 503.rc'
>-open 503.rc in a text editor.
>-delete the line: 8033, "Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX
>controls on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly."
>-save the file.
>-drag and drop it onto #503 in the left pane of restorator.
>-save as shdoclc-1.dll in c:/winnt/
>
>ok now the file is ready to go, but you will have to replace both the shdoclc.dll
>in /winnt/system32 and /winnt/system32/dllcache. This is easy to do, you have the
>file in /winnnt already for win2k: boot up and use the install CD, select R for
>rescue, select C for console, select your install dir, enter the root password.
>now, make copies of the old shdoclc.dll in those two directories. once you've
>done that, copy shdoclc-1.dll to shdoclc.dll in those two directories.
>
>For winxp I'm not sure how you'd do that or if the install disk lets you get a
>console etc, but you could investigate the tool inuse.exe, as well as a recovery
>console. it shouldn't be too hard to do really.
>
>The result seems to be the popup doesn't appear at all.
>Future versions may negate this solution.
>It may not work on versions of IE dissimilar to IE6 sp1.