The appropriate folder displays its contents.
Navigate to the following location: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 folder for 32 bit machines or C:\WINODWS\SYSWOW64 folder for 64 bit machines. On the computer experiencing the error, at the Windows Desktop, right-click on the Start button and select Explore. Alternatively, use a media device like a USB stick or external drive if direct access to the affected computer is not available. Note: When copying the file, if network access is available this can be used. Highlight the file named Tabctl32.ocx and copy the file. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to the following location: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 folder for 32 bit machines or C:\WINODWS\SYSWOW64 folder for 64 bit machines. Using 7-zip, I was able to extract the 4 files within.Perform the following instructions from a computer that is not experiencing this error. I downloaded this file locally (scanned it of course) and it appeared to be an archive. Ltd.” available for download at a random IP address. This led me to a “WebClient.exe” file from the good people at “Shenzhenshi PengAnTai Electronics Co. Through searching with various keyword combinations, I came upon a site called “” that has a listing of files available on the Internet which have been scanned for viruses. So, as a “shot in the dark” I decided to see if Google could help me locate another DVR system exposed to the Internet so I could obtain an alternate browser plugin. This did not appear to be possible (I still am not sure why). I asked the company who provided the DVR if it were possible to install a firmware upgrade (or replacement) on the system itself. 
Ltd.” people.Įventually I had to conclude that the embedded files on the DVR web server were either extremely out of date, or possibly corrupt. I spent quite a bit of time trying to determine the root of the issue, and also looking for an updated “Webclient.ocx” file from the “Shenzhenshi PengAnTai Electronics Co. This behavior has been consistent across multiple workstations using multiple browser versions (and on top of that the login page does not function at all with newer versions of IE or Chrome). The installation process places a couple of files (“WebClient.ocx” and “WebClient.inf”) into the “C:WindowsDownloaded Program Files” directory.
Faulting application iexplore.exe, version.
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