[OPLINTECH] Windows Media Security Upgrade

Chad Neeper cneeper at level9networks.com
Wed Jul 7 16:49:53 EDT 2010


  Just for kicks, I checked out the HTML source for the link you posted. 
Most of it is in jscript. If you're familiar enough, you might be able 
to hack it a bit or save it to a networked drive and distribute an icon 
via Group Policies, etc. That might save you a step or two.

For instance, at a glance, it appears that clicking the button calls the 
BeginIndiv() function...

It also looks like there are several links from there that take you 
directly to the correct URL to download the install.

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On 7/7/2010 4:29 PM, dave menninger wrote:
> We're getting ready to deploy the Overdrive Download Station on our 
> public PC's and one prerequisite is upgradng the Windows Media 
> Security Component so that the DRM works properly.  This is the same 
> component that often needs to be upgraded when you're installing the 
> Overdrive Media Console.  The way to install it is to manually visit 
> this website, click the upgrade button, and permit the ActiveX control 
> to run: http://drmlicense.one.microsoft.com/Indivsite/en/indivit.asp
> Since we have hundreds of public PC's in our library system, I'm 
> wondering if anyone has found any way of automating this procedure.  
> As far as I can tell there is no msi or exe file that can be used to 
> accomplish the same effect.  I attempted to use RapidInstall to 
> capture the effects of the installation but it appears to be doing 
> things with the computer ID and creating keys that are unique to the 
> computer, thus when I deploy it to another computer, it doesn't work.
> I've actually called both Microsoft and Overdrive and they both claim 
> that there is no way to automate it, so it looks like we're going to 
> have to get creative.  If anyone has figured this out already, 
> I thought it might be someone on this list.  If there is truly no way 
> to automate it, we'll just be clicking those links manually...  :)
> Thanks!
> ~Dave
> Dave Menninger
> PC Specialist
> Public Library of Cincinnati & Hamilton County
>
>
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