A client's PC (running XP Home SP2) had some minor spyware and viruses - now all cleaned. I did a repair install to work out a few kinks and now all is well, except for this bloody scanner.
It's an HP ScanJet 3500. The software installs fine, the hardware is detected, but when I attempt to launch the HP Director software, I get:
"Microsoft Internet Explorer: Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly."
I manually relax EVERY setting in IE and still the same thing. A reformat is an option, but last resort. Is there any application or registry hack to really clear all ActiveX settings? Thanks.
It's an HP ScanJet 3500. The software installs fine, the hardware is detected, but when I attempt to launch the HP Director software, I get:
"Microsoft Internet Explorer: Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page. As a result, the page may not display correctly."
I manually relax EVERY setting in IE and still the same thing. A reformat is an option, but last resort. Is there any application or registry hack to really clear all ActiveX settings? Thanks.
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