How do I allow Shockwave to run on all sites for non-admin users?
I've searched google, bing, and this site trying to find an answer to my problem with no luck. Either I'm blind or I'm missing something. We have non-admin users that need to use sites that take advantage of the IE9 Shockwave Add-On. Every time they go to the site, they get the yellow bar asking to allow, problem being non-admin can't allow it. Since we can't make them admin's and they are supervised, is there a way to push a registry key that would Allow Shockwave to run on all sites without admin permissions. I know I can allow it from within IE on an admin user, but that does not help me out.
Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Answers (2)
3. Check browser settings (Internet Explorer)
http://helpx.adobe.com/shockwave/kb/troubleshoot-shockwave-player-installation-windows.html
Comments:
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Thank you for the link, but that is already set on the image. - sdnbtech1 11 years ago
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Why haven't you deployed the Shockwave plugin to the users via your normal software deployment method? - MSIMaker 11 years ago
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It is already deployed on the image that is on these machines. Apparently this is something that did not pop up before so was not set on the image. It means a fix as I'm trying to avoid reimaging. - sdnbtech1 11 years ago
Not sure if you found a solution to this but you can try this.
If you open manage add-ons in internet explorer. Then from the drop down select all add-ons.
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/2i6paq51kvejg8n/Show_all_Addons.jpg
Once you do this, scroll down the list of add-ons until you find the one you want. Double click to upen the properties menu. Look for the Class ID line:
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/yfo9lhyvgk4iumq/ClassID.jpg
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/z2uolyqqleyx394/Reg%20Key.jpg
- https://www.dropbox.com/s/ysizv6e67ael2kw/Path.jpg