IE 6 SP2, UserControl/ActiveX, Not Verified Dialog

[Guest]

Has anyone been able to bring up a UserControl/ActiveX object in IE 6 w/h SP2
without being presented with the 'publisher could not be verified' dialog box?

Is there any way to completely turn off the checking of UserControls (Dlls)
for valid digital signatures?

I have 'allowed' everything in the Advanced IE settings, and turned-off all
'checks'.

I have tried every registry entry I could find, including
CheckExeSignatures, RunInvalidSignatures, SaveZoneInformation,
LowRiskFileTypes...

I have also enabled all the 'Zone' settings (1001, 1004, etc.) for all zones.

I have also re-configured the image to support IE 7, and subsequently
installed IE7. Same behavior as 6.0 SP2.

Nothing seems to have any effect. The embedded system is on a secure
network with no internet access. The system is automated with no keyboard
and mouse. I simply do not want this dialog box to appear.

 

[KM]

Hmm.. Usually CheckExeSignatures works.
What are you setting the CheckExeSignatures to? Should be reg_sz:"no".

--
=========
Regards,
KM

PS. It would benefit to other newsgroup readers if you kept one thread per issue. Please don't post more than one thread for the
same issue.