(Msg. 1) Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 6:34 pm
Post subject: Manage Add-ons - Add-ons that run without requiring permission Archived from groups: microsoft>public>windowsxp>help_and_support (more info?)
The following add-ons are listed under "Add-ons that run WITHOUT REQUIRING
PERMISSION" by Microsoft Corporation all "Enabled" for "Active X Control".
4 for Free Threaded XML Do - MSXML3.dll including 1 that is (not verified)
HtmlDlgSafeHelper Class - mshtmled.dll
InformationCardSigninH - icardie.dll
Microsoft Shell UI Helper - ieframe.dll
Scripting.Dictionary - scrrun.dll
Tabular Data Control - tdc.ocx
3 for Windows Live Messenger - MSGSC8~DLL
Windows Live Messenger - msnmsgr.exe
Windows Live Sign-inC - WindowsLiveLogin.dll
XML Data Source Object - msxmls.dll
XML Data Source Object 3.0 - msxml3.dll
XML Data Source Object 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
XML DOM Document - msxml3.dll
XML DOM Document 4.0 (not verified) - msxml3.dll
XML DOM Document 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
XML HTTP 3.0 - msxml3.dll
XML HTTP 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
XML Schema Cache - msxml3.dll
XML Schema Cache 3.0 - msxml3.dll
XML Schema Cache 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
XSL Template - msxml3.dll
XSL Template 3.0 - msxml3.dll
XSL Template 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
My question is, Do all of these have to be enabled?
(Msg. 2) Posted: Fri Apr 11, 2008 9:28 pm
Post subject: Re: Manage Add-ons - Add-ons that run without requiring permission [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
"Inra" wrote in message
> The following add-ons are listed under "Add-ons that run WITHOUT REQUIRING
> PERMISSION" by Microsoft Corporation all "Enabled" for "Active X Control".
>
> 4 for Free Threaded XML Do - MSXML3.dll including 1 that is (not
> verified)
> HtmlDlgSafeHelper Class - mshtmled.dll
> InformationCardSigninH - icardie.dll
> Microsoft Shell UI Helper - ieframe.dll
> Scripting.Dictionary - scrrun.dll
> Tabular Data Control - tdc.ocx
> 3 for Windows Live Messenger - MSGSC8~DLL
> Windows Live Messenger - msnmsgr.exe
> Windows Live Sign-inC - WindowsLiveLogin.dll
> XML Data Source Object - msxmls.dll
> XML Data Source Object 3.0 - msxml3.dll
> XML Data Source Object 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
> XML DOM Document - msxml3.dll
> XML DOM Document 4.0 (not verified) - msxml3.dll
> XML DOM Document 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
> XML HTTP 3.0 - msxml3.dll
> XML HTTP 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
> XML Schema Cache - msxml3.dll
> XML Schema Cache 3.0 - msxml3.dll
> XML Schema Cache 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
> XSL Template - msxml3.dll
> XSL Template 3.0 - msxml3.dll
> XSL Template 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
>
> My question is, Do all of these have to be enabled?
No, you may selectively disable the ones that you don't need. For example,
if you are not using a Smart Card you may safely disable information card
signin helper. These are all used to enable special features of IE.
(Msg. 3) Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 4:26 am
Post subject: RE: Manage Add-ons - Add-ons that run without requiring permission [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
The problem is, I do not know what is needed and what is not. I have XP
Home. There are 4 for the 1st one and one is not verified. I have Windows
Live Messenger installed but there are 3 with the same DLL and 1 is .exe.
"Inra" wrote:
> The following add-ons are listed under "Add-ons that run WITHOUT REQUIRING
> PERMISSION" by Microsoft Corporation all "Enabled" for "Active X Control".
>
> 4 for Free Threaded XML Do - MSXML3.dll including 1 that is (not verified)
> HtmlDlgSafeHelper Class - mshtmled.dll
> InformationCardSigninH - icardie.dll
> Microsoft Shell UI Helper - ieframe.dll
> Scripting.Dictionary - scrrun.dll
> Tabular Data Control - tdc.ocx
> 3 for Windows Live Messenger - MSGSC8~DLL
> Windows Live Messenger - msnmsgr.exe
> Windows Live Sign-inC - WindowsLiveLogin.dll
> XML Data Source Object - msxmls.dll
> XML Data Source Object 3.0 - msxml3.dll
> XML Data Source Object 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
> XML DOM Document - msxml3.dll
> XML DOM Document 4.0 (not verified) - msxml3.dll
> XML DOM Document 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
> XML HTTP 3.0 - msxml3.dll
> XML HTTP 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
> XML Schema Cache - msxml3.dll
> XML Schema Cache 3.0 - msxml3.dll
> XML Schema Cache 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
> XSL Template - msxml3.dll
> XSL Template 3.0 - msxml3.dll
> XSL Template 4.0 (not verified) - msxml4.dll
>
> My question is, Do all of these have to be enabled?
>
(Msg. 4) Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 5:11 pm
Post subject: Re: Manage Add-ons - Add-ons that run without requiring permission [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
"Inra" wrote in message
> The problem is, I do not know what is needed and what is not. I have XP
> Home. There are 4 for the 1st one and one is not verified. I have
> Windows
> Live Messenger installed but there are 3 with the same DLL and 1 is .exe.
If you do not know what they are for then you should leave them enabled. XSL
files are part of MS Word. If you are using WL Messenger then leave all the
ones pertaining to it enabled. If you don't have a Smart Card then you don't
need Info Card signin helper. You can even disable two services "Windows
Card Space" and "Smart Card" as I have on my own machine.
(Msg. 5) Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 5:11 pm
Post subject: Re: Manage Add-ons - Add-ons that run without requiring permission [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
Thanks Allan. I have Java installed but there are 4 for Java Plug-in
1.6.0_05 - ssv.dll. I do not use QuickTime but there is 1 for QuickTime
Object (not verified) Apple Corp. - QTPlugin.ocx.
"Allan" wrote:
>
> "Inra" wrote in message
> > > The problem is, I do not know what is needed and what is not. I have XP
> > Home. There are 4 for the 1st one and one is not verified. I have
> > Windows
> > Live Messenger installed but there are 3 with the same DLL and 1 is .exe.
> If you do not know what they are for then you should leave them enabled. XSL
> files are part of MS Word. If you are using WL Messenger then leave all the
> ones pertaining to it enabled. If you don't have a Smart Card then you don't
> need Info Card signin helper. You can even disable two services "Windows
> Card Space" and "Smart Card" as I have on my own machine.
>
> --
> Allan
>
>
(Msg. 6) Posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 11:08 pm
Post subject: Re: Manage Add-ons - Add-ons that run without requiring permission [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
"Inra" wrote in message
> Thanks Allan. I have Java installed but there are 4 for Java Plug-in
> 1.6.0_05 - ssv.dll. I do not use QuickTime but there is 1 for QuickTime
> Object (not verified) Apple Corp. - QTPlugin.ocx.
Leave all entries called "ssv.dll" alone but disable QTPlugin as long as
QuickTime is not installed. You must have installed QuickTime previously.
(Msg. 7) Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 4:56 am
Post subject: Re: Manage Add-ons - Add-ons that run without requiring permission [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
Thanks again Allan. QuickTime came with the computer but I never use it.
"Allan" wrote:
>
> "Inra" wrote in message
> > > Thanks Allan. I have Java installed but there are 4 for Java Plug-in
> > 1.6.0_05 - ssv.dll. I do not use QuickTime but there is 1 for QuickTime
> > Object (not verified) Apple Corp. - QTPlugin.ocx.
> Leave all entries called "ssv.dll" alone but disable QTPlugin as long as
> QuickTime is not installed. You must have installed QuickTime previously.
>
> --
> Allan
>
>
(Msg. 8) Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 2:04 pm
Post subject: Re: Manage Add-ons - Add-ons that run without requiring permission [Login to view extended thread Info.] Archived from groups: per prev. post (more info?)
"Inra" wrote in message
> Thanks again Allan. QuickTime came with the computer but I never use it.
>
If you are not going to install security updates for QuickTime it is better
to uninstall it completely. As for RealPlayer be sure to uninstall "Rhapsody
Player Engine" which is deceptively installed sometimes.
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