regsvr32.exe

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I'm trying to install a new program and it is giving me an error that the
Windows file named regsvr32.exe needs to be accessible and to contact
Microsoft.
It won't install until the file is found. I ran a search for the file and
one is located within another program's folder, but that's it.

Does anyone have any thoughts on this??
Thanks.
 
TLS229 said:
I'm trying to install a new program and it is giving me an error that the
Windows file named regsvr32.exe needs to be accessible and to contact
Microsoft.
It won't install until the file is found. I ran a search for the file and
one is located within another program's folder, but that's it.

Does anyone have any thoughts on this??
Thanks.
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What application/program is that?.
Error Message: 0x80040154 : Class Not Registered
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/277964
Error Message When You Run Regsvr32.exe on 64-Bit Windows
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/282747
"Error in loading DLL" error message when you run a Microsoft Access wizard
in Access 2002
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/833220/
HTH.
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I'm trying to install a new program and it is giving me an error that
the
Windows file named regsvr32.exe needs to be accessible and to contact
Microsoft.
It won't install until the file is found. I ran a search for the file
and
one is located within another program's folder, but that's it.
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So what happens when you open a command prompt (DOS shell) and run
"regsvr32"? Do you see a popup window showing the help for command-line
parameters?

"One is located within another program's folder". That means nothing
because you didn't bother to mention WHAT folder you are talking about.
On the program's installation disc? In the install path created during
the install that is on the hard drive? Somewhere else? The
regsvr32.exe provided by Microsoft should be under C:\Windows\System32.
That path should already be included in your PATH environment variable
so all you should need to do is specify the "regsvr32.exe" file at the
command prompt.
 
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