I installed VB6 onto my machine.
Whenever I open VB6 editor, it is asking for a "Dell Resource" CD
When I open VB6 Project. It gives me errors saying
SVGControl.dll could not be loaded
Googling tells that Adobe SVG viewer needs to be present. But installing that does not solve the problem. This dll is present in System32, but when I register, it throws a LoadError.
Another error saying crystl32.dll could not be found. I installed Crystl32.exe from VB installer. But that was not successful. It shows error like Ordinal 1132 could not be located in DLL CRPE32.dll. Also, upon copying this dll to system32 and registering, it throws LoadError.
Any ideas on how to solve these errors?
What OS are you using? If Vista/Win7 uninstall and rerun the install "As Administrator"
Possible fix for the crystl32 error
I installed VB6 on a machine without .NET. The Crystl32.exe installation was successful. Now the error 1 is solved.
However when i open a VB 6 project I get the following errors:
1. SVGControl cannot be loaded
2. Crst32.ocx cannot be loaded
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When I try to register a Visual FoxPro DLL via an administrator command prompt:
C:\Windows\SysWOW64>regsvr32 C:\_temp\my.dll
on machines that are not mine I get the following error:
The module "c:\_temp\my.DLL" was loaded but the call to
DllRegisterServer failed with error code 0x80004005.
For more information about this problem, search online using the error
code as a search term.
I am able to register it on mine. How do I get more info as to why it is failing?
Can I use my machine where it does register to back into why it doesn't register on other machines?
I've manually copied MSVCR70.dll into the %systemroot%\SysWOW64 directory on the machine that it won't register on.
I've reviewed the dependencies with https://github.com/lucasg/Dependencies and everything looks good.
I have typically found and associated 0x80004005 with permissions. Did you try to run the DOS prompt AS ADMINISTRATOR?
Also, VFP is ONLY a 32-bit application/dll, it was never 64-bit support, so you probably need the files in System32, not SysWow64.
Permissions might also need to be confirmed for those USING the dll. Ex: you install with admin permissions to drive
C:\SomePath\YourVFP.dll
Make sure the end-user has permissions to this path/file as well.
Aside from the above points... Do you have the VFP SOURCE code / project to build the DLL?
Based upon the comment from Tamar, I searched the registry for this DLL on a machine where I could register it and I found {CLSID}\Foxruntime\VFP7R.DLL.
I installed the VFP 7 Runtime from here (github.com/VFPX/VFPRuntimeInstallers) and I was able to register the DLL 😊
i am trying to setup a windows application which embeds Geckofx Web Browser. version 45.0.1
I have successfully embedded browser in windows form but when i run application an expection is thrown saying
Unable to load DLL 'mozglue':
Location targeted in xpcom.initialize contains mozglue.dll file. But still there is an error.
Any solution to this ?? how to fix this issue?
I believe this is caused by missing DLLs that are required to load mozglue.
Check whether the Firefox folder was copied to the output folder and contains these three files: D3DCompiler_43.dll, msvcp120.dll, and msvcr120.dll.
If not, a vcredist that matches your architecture/build target might be required on some machines.
On this related issue on GeckoFX's bitbucket tracker is also mentioned to check whether the file omni.ja is in the Firefox folder after deployment.
You need to get omni.ja there for mozglue.dll to run!
Furthermore, it may also be required to specify the location of the Firefox folder manually before initializing:
System.IO.Directory.SetCurrentDirectory(System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName(Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly.Location))
Xpcom.Initialize("Firefox")
in my case installing Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 fix the problem.
my case: run program on VPS Unable to load DLL 'mozglue'...
my program is 32bit and written with VS 2015, So i just download and install 32bit version of C++ 2015.
Installed below redistributable to make it all work.
On a Windows 7 x64 I have have written an application which also includes a .dll which is installed to the GAC. This has been working without error for about 3 years. I recently made a new version of my Application but did not change the version of the .dll. The application starts at boot time and now I get a message from Windows...
Caution ... You are attempting to open a file of type "Application Extension" .dll
And then it wants you to choose a program to run it with.
I uninstalled this version and installed my previous version and I do not get the error.
I have no idea where the problem is so my tags are an attempt to get the ball rolling. Wix is my installer program which might have something to do with it.
How is my Application started at boot time
There is a registry entry in \Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run which has a path to the Application's .exe file. This Applicaion has the dll as a reference.
So if you remove it from autostart and start it after the pc is fully up, does the same message appear ? If that worked, a workaround would be registering your app as a service and set its startup to delayed.
When i googled your error some malware- threads came up. If you straight up load your dll and its unsigned e.g. via rundll32.exe that might cause an issue - but i dont entirely know how your autostart-entrypoint looks like.
I got the following error while running the vb6 project in windows 7. I was search in google. I can't find the exact solution. Please help me to fix this issues.
The component CCrpDtp.ocx or one of its dependencies not correctly registered.a file is missing or invalid
The most obvious thing is to check to see if you have the ccrpdtp.ocx file installed and registered on your machine.
If you do not, go to the Common Controls Replacement Project site and download ccrpdtp6.zip.
The file contains the control and a dll dependency, both of which need to be installed somewhere on your machine. There's also a readme file which explains that you have to use regsvr32 to register the ocx.
I encountered a Visual Studio error while using Visual Basic. All my programs refuse to compile and run. here is the error stated
Error while trying to run project. Could not load life or assembly
'myprogram' or one of its dependencies. The module was expected to
contain an assembly manifest
I tried switching the framework etc. but to no avail.
Try this :
Turn off your firewall and/or antivirus and create a new project with NOTHING added to it.
Try to run the project, clean.
If you still have that error, it means that your VB.NET is corrupted or broken. You will have to reinstall.
If you do not get the error when your firewall/antivirus is off, then it's your firewall/antivirus causing the problem.