- Logmein ActiveX Registry. As long as they service consists of 'download a zipped install package and install from. To remove the ActiveX control in Internet.
- Manually Install Logmein Activex Control How do I manually remove the ActiveX/Firefox plugin so that I can reinstall it? Switch the drop down to.
Hi Chris, Thank you for choosing Windows 8 and for providing us an opportunity to assist you. From the description, it shows that the LogMeIn tool is not working properly. This may happen due to Compatibility issues or might be an issue with Internet Explorer. I will help you to troubleshoot the issue. Let’s go ahead with the following instructions and check. Method 1: Try the website in Compatibility view and check. Refer this link to turn on compatibility view: Method 2: Try to reset Internet Explorer and check a) Press Windows logo + R to open the Run dialog box.
B) Type inetcpl.cpl in the run dialog box, press Enter. C) Now click the advanced tab and then click Reset. D) Click Apply and then OK. Disclaimer: The Reset Internet Explorer Settings feature might reset security settings or privacy settings that you added to the list of Trusted Sites. The Reset Internet Explorer Settings feature might also reset parental control settings. We recommend that you note these sites before you use the Reset Internet Explorer Settings feature Refer this link: I hope this information helps.
I'm developing a solution which uses an ActiveX control (a commercial one which we bought and that I did not develop). I need to develop the proper installation pages.
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Hi Thanks, I tried:. compatibility view, no luck. reset IE, reboot no luck. reset IE, reboot, compatibility view, no luck. tried both IE desktop and IE app On my desktop computer, when I launch a remote computer, Logmein.com downloads a file 'setting up computer' (so fast I cant read it).
My Surface RT does not download the active X file, or state 'setting up your computer' so that when I am logged into the clients computer everything 'looks' fine, but if I even try to type a letter into a text file on the remote desktop, the keystrokes are ignored, if I click the mouse it re-draws the screen. It seems that Surface RT is not asking for or allowing the Active X component to download. I'm guessing here, I really don't have a clue.
I ran into a problem with LogMeIn where I couldn't access my remote/target computer through ActiveX connections - only through the Java connection. When I tried to connect through ActiveX I would get access to the desktop and then after a couple of mouse clicks LogMeIn would 'freeze up'. I couldn't click on the screen to open programs, close windows, etc. From talking to LogMeIn support they said a possibility was that I was doubled NAT'ed and Java was better at negotiating those type of connections. I knew that wasn't the case because I only had 1 router in between the connection. It turns out there is a registry key that can be edited so you longer experience LogMeIn freezing up when connecting through ActiveX. I really prefer the ActiveX connection because it gives you more options and seems to work a lot quicker (especially upon first connect).
So, if you are experiencing the same problem where ActiveX is not working, but Java is, try editing the following registry key: HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWARE LogMeIn V5 Net NATUDP Double Click the DWORD Entry 'DisableEx' and change the value from 0 to 1 Note: I ran across one situation where my computer did not have the DisableEx key listed in the registry. If this happens just create a new DWORD value and name it DisableEx and give it a value of 1. Changing the register from 0 to 1 did not help me. Escalones de piedra. Logmein suggested I: A. Once connected to the host computer, go to Preferences General Settings. Uncheck the option Use Display Accelerator.
Click OK at the bottom of the screen. Please also try reinstalling the ActiveX/Firefox Remote Control plugin (linked below). (In the client computer.) To remove the ActiveX control in Internet Explorer 6 of the client computer:. Open Internet Explorer and go to Tools Internet Options Settings View Objects.
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Locate the Performance Viewer ActiveX control. Right click and choose Remove. I tried both of these things and neither worked. Very frustrating.