Not getting prompted to install ActiveX Control?!?!

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I've read through several posts here, and even tried to install the activex
control myself (which it seemed to do, but doesn't seem to work).

Here is the situation...
I can get to my Remote Desktop Web Screen, but when I click on connect I get
an error (lower right hand part of IE), which is "Invalid procedure call or
agrument". I've tried from other computers, and can connect successfully, so
I know it is just this PC.

The problem seems to be it never prompts me to install the ActiveX Control
into IE (which iti did on the other systems I tried).

Is there someway to forcibly install the control into IE?

Thanks,
Dave Green
 
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On Thu, 9 Sep 2004 08:27:05 -0700, "daveg"
<daveg@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

>I've read through several posts here, and even tried to install the activex
>control myself (which it seemed to do, but doesn't seem to work).
>
>Here is the situation...
>I can get to my Remote Desktop Web Screen, but when I click on connect I get
>an error (lower right hand part of IE), which is "Invalid procedure call or
>agrument". I've tried from other computers, and can connect successfully, so
>I know it is just this PC.
>
>The problem seems to be it never prompts me to install the ActiveX Control
>into IE (which iti did on the other systems I tried).
>
>Is there someway to forcibly install the control into IE?
>
>Thanks,
>Dave Green