Crashed application pointing to IEFRAME.DLL and SHLWAPI.DLL

[Peter]

Hi,

I installed an application on my Vista (Business SP1, IE 7.0.6001.1800),
when I tried to run it, it crashed and there are two errors at Event Viewer
(Application).

The first one is as follow:

The VB Application identified by the event source logged this Application
eClaim Manager: Thread ID: 2020 ,Logged:
Error updating the Version table:
Time='10/07/08 14:17:05'
App='eClaim Manager:3.6.0'
Server='tt10920VISTA'
InTrans=No
Method: modGlobalFunctions::CheckInstallINI
Number: 101 = &H65 = vbObjectError + 2147221605 = emAppFirst + 2147216407
Source: CheckInstallINI
Description: Error updating the Version table:
Trace: modGlobalFunctions::CheckInstallINI()


The second is as follows:

The VB Application identified by the event source logged this Application
eClaim Manager: Thread ID: 2020 ,Logged:
Failed to load control 'MxctlListView' from mxListViewControl.ocx. Your
version of mxListViewControl.ocx may be outdated. Make sure you are using
the version of the control that was provided with your application.
Time='10/07/08 14:17:09'
App='eClaim Manager:3.6.0'
Server='tt10920VISTA'
InTrans=No
Method: modGlobalFunctions::Main
Number: 372 = &H174 = vbObjectError + 2147221876 = emAppFirst +
2147216678
Source: ECM_CM
Description: Failed to load control 'MxctlListView' from
mxListViewControl.ocx. Your version of mxListViewControl.ocx may be
outdated. Make sure you are using the version of the control that was
provided with your application.
Trace: modGlobalFunctions::Main()


When I open the installed mxListViewControl.ocx with Dependency Walker, it
showed warning on IEFRAME.DLL (function #160, #159, #141, and more) and
SHLWAPI.DLL (function #467 and more).

The weired thing is that the same application (package) works fine on the
other Vista (Business SP1 with same IE version).

Now I want to see what's wrong on my Vista, but the two files (.dll) have
exactly the same info on the two Vista systems, what else can I do?


Thanks,
Peter

 

[Mark L. Ferguson]

The install for the apps failed to install to a folder that they had
permission to write to. Probably, the INI file is in a folder with no
permissions for the user.

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