Web Object Recognition issue by QTP:
This scenario happens if you are using Windows
Vista/Windows 7 and IE8 or above browser.
Here are the few steps which you can follow in
order to fix this issue:
1. Right Click and run QTP as an Administrator
and then try recording or recognizing objects.
2. Open QTP, go to Record and Run Settings and
navigate to the Web tab and change the settings from a specific browser
settings to ‘Record on any open browser’ setting and then try recording or
recognizing
Reason for not working:
a. QTP needs Admin level privileges to some of
its files/registry options to perform its functionality.
b. Windows 7 has bought in levels of security,
your User ID on your test PC might NOT have had all the admin level
privileges.
c. To do one time setting by right clicking on
QTP desktop short-cut and select Properties. Navigate to
Compatibility Tab and check the option Run as Administrator.
3. Try the below settings:
a. IE: Select the “Enable 3rd party extensions”
option under Tools –> Advanced section in IE
b. Open Control Panel, choose User Accounts and
Family Safety >> System and Security Settings>>Change User
Account Control settings>>Set the control to ‘Never notify’ and
restart the computer.
5. Solution to the
problem was turning the setting “Enable Protected Mode” off in Internet
Explorer. To do this perform the following steps:
2. Select
“Tools > Internet Options”
3. Click the
Security tab
4. Make sure
“Enable Protected Mode” is unchecked so that it is off(as shown below).
5. And at
last don’t forget to restart your IE.
7. Check the QTP Permissions, give full permission to all the user if the special permission is checked.
4. Start-> All Programs -> Quick Test
Professional -> Tools -> Run "Register New Browser Control" in
that gives the IE8 exe location to register the browser.
5. Solution to the
problem was turning the setting “Enable Protected Mode” off in Internet
Explorer. To do this perform the following steps:
Mode” off in Internet
Explorer. To do this perform the following steps:
1.
Open Internet Explorer
2. Select “Tools > Internet Options”
3. Click the Security tab
4. Make sure “Enable Protected Mode” is unchecked so that it is off(as shown below).
5. And at last don’t forget to restart your IE.
2. Select “Tools > Internet Options”
3. Click the Security tab
4. Make sure “Enable Protected Mode” is unchecked so that it is off(as shown below).
5. And at last don’t forget to restart your IE.
7. Check the QTP Permissions, give full permission to all the user if the special permission is checked.
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