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June 28, 2002 at 06:43 AM
jordan.dohms

Downloaded Prog Files / Command Prompt

by jordan.dohms . Updated 24 years, 1 month ago

Hey,

I’m trying to find out if there’s a command-line way of removing a web object that has been installed by visiting a web page.

Normally, you can go into IE > Tools > Internet Options > Settings > View Objects, then right-click the one you want to remove…but I want to automate that in a batch file.

For example, I want to remove the Crystal Reports viewer plugin from a Windows 95 machine, so that next time it visits the site, it re-downloads the viewer plugin.

I’ve looked at thefiles that the web object is dependent on, and it’s just three files. I can unregister (regsvr32 /u) and delete all three files, but it’s still sitting there, saying it’s just damaged.

Any ideas how to actually remove it? It’s IE 5.5 if that matters.

Thanks,

Wraezor

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