Deploying IE Add-On?
Does anyone know if there's a way to manually install an add-on for Internet Explorer? There is an add-on that all users in one of our departments need, but since they don't have admin they can't install it. I would like to deploy this with one of our scripted installs, but can't find a way to manually install an add-on into IE.
I have the DLL that is referenced in IE when I go into the Manage Add-Ons menu. Is there a way to deploy this the way I'm thinking of?
I have the DLL that is referenced in IE when I go into the Manage Add-Ons menu. Is there a way to deploy this the way I'm thinking of?
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Posted by:
jlau
13 years ago
If all you need to do is register a DLL file you could try using calling regsvr32.exe from a BAT script as a postinstall task
regsvr32.exe <path to dll>
Use the /s switch if you want a silent registration (i.e regsvr32.exe <path to dll> /s)
See also http://support.microsoft.com/kb/249873 which references a 64bit version of regsvr, and lists other switches you can use.
regsvr32.exe <path to dll>
Use the /s switch if you want a silent registration (i.e regsvr32.exe <path to dll> /s)
See also http://support.microsoft.com/kb/249873 which references a 64bit version of regsvr, and lists other switches you can use.
Posted by:
cleitch
13 years ago
It's odd, it seems to have worked somewhat. It doesn't show up in the list of add-ons in IE, but the site it relates to now lets them install it without admin privileges (something that couldn't be done before), that's good enough for our purposes though. Thanks!
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