Dashboard Widget Error in SAP B1 8.81 PL-08

Hi Experts,
I have installed the SAP B1 integration component and establish the connection of B1D1 and JDBC connection with company database and clicked on Test connection and it runs successfully.But when clicked on Dashboard Widget from General Settings->Cockpit-click on checkbox of Enable Dashboard Widget then it gives error "Install SAP Business One Integration Service before enabling Dashboard widget."
Please give me solution asap.
Regards
SUbhradip

Could be a firewall or antivirus issue as the dashboard uses active x.

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