Educational Software Thread, Automate installation of MCI.OCX in Technical; Hi all,
we run a fine piece of software, dated back from the last millenium that uses MCI.OCX for whatever ...
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6th February 2007, 07:08 PM #1
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Automate installation of MCI.OCX
Hi all,
we run a fine piece of software, dated back from the last millenium that uses MCI.OCX for whatever reason. Now it seems some Windows update or somesuch has unregistered/removed/changed it since it got included in the image we clone clients with, back in 1999.
Since I'd prefer not having to manually reinstall the app. on 100+ clients (all XP), I am wondering if anybody has a suggestion as to how to reinstall it from an AD computer startup script?
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6th February 2007, 08:23 PM #2
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Re: Automate installation of MCI.OCX
You could run a Start Up script in a suitable GPO which simple had
Code:
RegSrv32 C:\Path_to_File\MCI.OCX
RunDll can also be used to do the same thing
Code:
rundll32 yourdll.ocx,DLLRegisterServer
or
Code:
rundll32 yourdll.ocx,DLLUnregisterServer
to unregister.
Some of the freeware tools at dirfile.com might also be worth a look.
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6th February 2007, 10:33 PM #3 Re: Automate installation of MCI.OCX
I had a similar problem with a old piece of software that needed to .ocx files installed on every machine and then regisitered. I have a vbscript that does htis quite happily from a GPO but i think Netgeezer has covered everythiing above.
If not i can drop you a copy of the script for yu to twaek to suit your enviroment.
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