NovaDelta
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Post by NovaDelta on Jan 3, 2020 9:28:07 GMT -8
Can't register even when ran as admin Most likely it's trying to run the wrong regsvr32 for your system - edit register.bat and try changing "regsvr32" so it reads either "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\regsvr32" or "C:\Windows\System32\regsvr32". Didnt work either. Says the finderx dll itself is missing |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 3, 2020 10:44:58 GMT -8
Most likely it's trying to run the wrong regsvr32 for your system - edit register.bat and try changing "regsvr32" so it reads either "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\regsvr32" or "C:\Windows\System32\regsvr32". Didnt work either. Says the finderx dll itself is missing Navigate to the directory where the FindeXer dll is in a admin command prompt and then run "regsvr32 findexer.dll" (without quotation marks |
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Post by The Jackal on Jan 4, 2020 10:36:34 GMT -8
leet: If you can tell me how to do that, I'll gladly share it. NovaDelta: I put a copy of the dll in both syswow and system32, then ran regsvr32, but you would prob better trying Noah's way.
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Post by leet on Jan 4, 2020 10:56:44 GMT -8
Go to Classic Explorer settings, then at the bottom press Backup -> Save to XML file...
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Post by The Jackal on Jan 4, 2020 16:08:54 GMT -8
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Post by travis on Nov 7, 2020 19:27:18 GMT -8
Would it be possible to modify FindXer to be in a fixed size and such? Or any dll injection to bring it back?
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Ingan121
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Post by Ingan121 on Nov 7, 2020 23:01:50 GMT -8
It is possible to put a window inside FindeXer.
So a simple test: (2k windir\web\folder.htt running in kiosk IE11 put inside FindeXer using AHK)
The problem is its content; the ActiveX controls for displaying them are no longer present in current Windows and how to specify a file for the content is unknown too, so something like a program to monitor Explorer and show file info inside the browser is required.
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Post by travis on Nov 7, 2020 23:29:55 GMT -8
It is possible to put a window inside FindeXer.
So a simple test: (2k windir\web\folder.htt running in kiosk IE11 put inside FindeXer using AHK)
The problem is its content; the ActiveX controls for displaying them are no longer present in current Windows and how to specify a file for the content is unknown too, so something like a program to monitor Explorer and show file info inside the browser is required.
That's very interesting, makes sense why ActiveX is gone though. |
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Post by travis on Nov 8, 2020 0:17:06 GMT -8
It is possible to put a window inside FindeXer.
So a simple test: (2k windir\web\folder.htt running in kiosk IE11 put inside FindeXer using AHK)
The problem is its content; the ActiveX controls for displaying them are no longer present in current Windows and how to specify a file for the content is unknown too, so something like a program to monitor Explorer and show file info inside the browser is required.
Also, may you supply the AHK and the HTT file? I can't find the file anywhere in my 2000 vm. |
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Ingan121
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Post by Ingan121 on Nov 8, 2020 1:31:56 GMT -8
It is possible to put a window inside FindeXer.
So a simple test: (2k windir\web\folder.htt running in kiosk IE11 put inside FindeXer using AHK)
The problem is its content; the ActiveX controls for displaying them are no longer present in current Windows and how to specify a file for the content is unknown too, so something like a program to monitor Explorer and show file info inside the browser is required.
Also, may you supply the AHK and the HTT file? I can't find the file anywhere in my 2000 vm. AHK: DllCall("SetParent", "uint", WinExist("ahk_exe iexplore.exe"), "uint", 0x111111) Replace 111111 with the last six digits of the window handle of FindeXer, which can be obtained using something like Spy++.
folder.htt with the images required: Web.zip (30.2 KB) |
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Post by travis on Nov 8, 2020 2:08:50 GMT -8
Also, may you supply the AHK and the HTT file? I can't find the file anywhere in my 2000 vm. AHK: DllCall("SetParent", "uint", WinExist("ahk_exe iexplore.exe"), "uint", 0x111111) Replace 111111 with the last six digits of the window handle of FindeXer, which can be obtained using something like Spy++.
I got the script running, now what do I do? |
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Ingan121
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Post by Ingan121 on Nov 8, 2020 2:44:51 GMT -8
AHK: DllCall("SetParent", "uint", WinExist("ahk_exe iexplore.exe"), "uint", 0x111111) Replace 111111 with the last six digits of the window handle of FindeXer, which can be obtained using something like Spy++.
I got the script running, now what do I do? Run "iexplore -k C:\path\to\folder.htt.html" (without quotes) in the run dialog then run the script. You should change the 111111 again if you closed the folder you used for the handle.
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Post by ihatemetro on Nov 8, 2020 6:42:30 GMT -8
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Post by travis on Nov 8, 2020 7:50:52 GMT -8
I got the script running, now what do I do? Run "iexplore -k C:\path\to\folder.htt.html" (without quotes) in the run dialog then run the script. You should change the 111111 again if you closed the folder you used for the handle.
It seems that the script doesn't run at all. |
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Ingan121
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Post by Ingan121 on Nov 8, 2020 7:55:12 GMT -8
Run "iexplore -k C:\path\to\folder.htt.html" (without quotes) in the run dialog then run the script. You should change the 111111 again if you closed the folder you used for the handle.
It seems that the script doesn't run at all. I forgot that I had to run it twice. |
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Post by travis on Nov 8, 2020 8:11:20 GMT -8
It seems that the script doesn't run at all. I forgot that I had to run it twice. And I can't get iexplore to run inside findexr. |
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Ingan121
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Post by Ingan121 on Nov 8, 2020 8:54:09 GMT -8
I forgot that I had to run it twice. And I can't get iexplore to run inside findexr. Could you upload a screenshot of the AHK file and the Spy++ (or such) window with FindeXer area selected?
Also, try addding "MsgBox 1" on the next line of the script and check if a message box appears when running.
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Post by The Jackal on Nov 8, 2020 8:56:23 GMT -8
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Post by travis on Nov 8, 2020 9:15:41 GMT -8
And I can't get iexplore to run inside findexr. Could you upload a screenshot of the AHK file and the Spy++ (or such) window with FindeXer area selected?
Also, try addding "MsgBox 1" on the next line of the script and check if a message box appears when running.
 And yes, a message box does appear but I don't see the task anywhere in Taskmgr. |
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Ingan121
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Post by Ingan121 on Nov 8, 2020 9:27:25 GMT -8
Could you upload a screenshot of the AHK file and the Spy++ (or such) window with FindeXer area selected?
Also, try addding "MsgBox 1" on the next line of the script and check if a message box appears when running.
And yes, a message box does appear but I don't see the task anywhere in Taskmgr. Try this: Close all other IE window, run "iexplore -k C:\path\to\folder.htt.html" (without quotes, don't miss -k) in the run dialog to start IE in fullscreen mode, then run this script 2-4 times. |
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