The folowing is a vbs file call it MyComputer.vbs
set shell = createobject("wscript.shell")
'=====
'Changing this under the HKLM makes it effective for all users
'at next logon...
'=====
HKLM_MyComputer_key = _
"HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion" _
&"\Internet Settings\Zones\0\"
valuename = "Flags"
shell.RegWrite HKLM_MyComputer_key & valuename, 1, "REG_DWORD"
'=====
'Changing this under the HKCU makes it effective for this user
'immediately and at every logon...
'=====
HKCU_MyComputer_key = _
"HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion" _
&"\Internet Settings\Zones\0\"
valuename = "Flags"
shell.RegWrite HKCU_MyComputer_key & valuename, 1, "REG_DWORD"
msgbox _
"The 'My Computer' security zone " _
& "is now visible in the IE security dialog."
wscript.quit
Now you execute this in the command prompt by:
cscript MyComputer.vbs
and then say OK.
You will find when you go to right-click IE icon on desktop | Properties | Security you will see MyComputer on the far
right. Select that then Custom Level... | enable everything if you trust your computer.
For ActiveX in the Internet Security Zone you should have disabled all ActiveX whcich are not signed or unsafe and the
rest you can enable. Note this does not protect you from malicious ActiveX on the web but believe me nothing in that
area can so it is kind of superflous.