dll fails to register in Windows 7
Hi All,
Please can any one tell me how to resolve the below issue while installing the MSI. I am using un-compressed files.
Error 1904 Module C:\Virtual Image\Lesson Starters I\shdocvw.dll failed to register. HSRESULT-2147024769 contact your support personnel.
I have tried register the file using command prompt i.e regsvr 32 path of dll file but fails to register. Please can help me on this issue.
Please can any one tell me how to resolve the below issue while installing the MSI. I am using un-compressed files.
Error 1904 Module C:\Virtual Image\Lesson Starters I\shdocvw.dll failed to register. HSRESULT-2147024769 contact your support personnel.
I have tried register the file using command prompt i.e regsvr 32 path of dll file but fails to register. Please can help me on this issue.
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Posted by:
jmaclaurin
12 years ago
Give this a try
http://windows7themes.net/how-to-register-dll-files-in-windows-7.html
http://windows7themes.net/how-to-register-dll-files-in-windows-7.html
Posted by:
venu.dusari
12 years ago
Hi,
Normally in Win7 you have limited rights in order to Register any .dll\ocx files when you login as a Normal user.
If you want to Register a .dll open a cmd prompt with a Admin Account using RunAs command & try to register.
For registering any .dll\ocx files you can use "regsvr32 {.dll file name}". I would rather prefer to extract the .dll file with any tool such as WiseComCapture etc., and try adding those registries in your package [:)]
Thanks,
VD
Normally in Win7 you have limited rights in order to Register any .dll\ocx files when you login as a Normal user.
If you want to Register a .dll open a cmd prompt with a Admin Account using RunAs command & try to register.
For registering any .dll\ocx files you can use "regsvr32 {.dll file name}". I would rather prefer to extract the .dll file with any tool such as WiseComCapture etc., and try adding those registries in your package [:)]
Thanks,
VD
Posted by:
mayur_mak
12 years ago
Hi Packagng123,
Is the entry of this DLL/OCX is present in the self-reg table of MSI ?
regards,
Mayur Makwana
Is the entry of this DLL/OCX is present in the self-reg table of MSI ?
regards,
Mayur Makwana
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
12 years ago
- One, it's a beginner's error to register DLLs using RegSvr32 or MSIExec. Do it properly using the advertising tables
- Two, if shdocvw.dll needs registering, I imagine the MSI is installing a new version, something I would not allow under any circumstance. Google the file for details! If it's not installing a new version but just registering it, ask why! If it's not registered or registered incorrectly, you'd have noticed before now!
- Two, if shdocvw.dll needs registering, I imagine the MSI is installing a new version, something I would not allow under any circumstance. Google the file for details! If it's not installing a new version but just registering it, ask why! If it's not registered or registered incorrectly, you'd have noticed before now!
Posted by:
AngelD
12 years ago
shdocvw.dll should be located in "c:\windows\system32" and is part of the Operating System.
Check the version between the local and package version, but basically you should skip handling this file as it gets updated by MS patches.
Check the version between the local and package version, but basically you should skip handling this file as it gets updated by MS patches.
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