[mskov]

I`ve been looking for a gpo setting for "allow active content to run in files on my computer"
Does someone know if it is possible to either make a adm template that includes the setting i need or solving the problem in another way and if so, how....

Hope someone can help me in this issue

[mskov]

well, no one answered so I had to figure it out myself, made a custom adm template

[AndyGarlick]

Hi,
I too was looking for a gpo setting to "allow active content to run in files on my computer" but was unable to find one so I now am attempting to write a custom ADM to do this.

By any chance could you send me the text for the file please?

Thanks
Andy

[Rems]

Originally Posted by mskov

figure it out myself, made a custom adm template

Glad to hear you got it sorted out .
(Mind sharing what registryhive and extra entries you use for the custom template?)

Originally Posted by AndyGarlick

I too was looking for a gpo setting to "allow active content to run in files on my computer" but was unable to find one

Have you tried this;
(can be a computer configuration or a user configuration)

-\ Administrative Templates
--\ Windows Components
---\ Internet Explorer
----\ Security Features
-----\ Local Machine Zone Lockdown Security
Change the "Internet Explorer Processes" and "All Processes" settings from "Not configured" to-> "Disabled".



Windows XP SP2 includes some enhanced security features that help prevent attacks by viruses, and malicious users.
- How do I configure Windows XP SP2 Internet Explorer notification when active content is downloaded or run from CD?
- The Windows XP SP2 FEATURE_LOCALMACHINE_LOCKDOWN may prevent viewing pictures in Internet Explorer, script and/or ActiveX errors?




\Rems