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writeraj
I dont see a good clarity or t the point answer to the problem.
Vista has some really **** kind of user prompt and disabling the
services / commands in the name of security. So it does.
To avoid this dll / COM registration problem,
*1.* Go to Programs - > Accesories - > Right click on Command Prompt
shortcut. Click on Run as Administrator.
(this will allow spcial Admin previledge to the commands running from
this window, you can see the idea built in in VISTA of hacking admin
rights even if you dont have the permission)
*2.* Run the same command from the DOS prompt you used to register the
dll,
REGSVR32 "dllname"
this should work perfectly.
mesterak9806 Wrote:
> I am tring to test an application that runs fine on Windows XP but under
> Windows Vista I get 0x8004005 and 0x8007005 errors when the app
> attempts to
> register DLL and COM components. Even if I run the app with the "Run as
> administrator" option or via cmd window (running as admin), I still get
> the
> errors.
>
> Any ideas?
--
writeraj
Vista has some really **** kind of user prompt and disabling the
services / commands in the name of security. So it does.
To avoid this dll / COM registration problem,
*1.* Go to Programs - > Accesories - > Right click on Command Prompt
shortcut. Click on Run as Administrator.
(this will allow spcial Admin previledge to the commands running from
this window, you can see the idea built in in VISTA of hacking admin
rights even if you dont have the permission)
*2.* Run the same command from the DOS prompt you used to register the
dll,
REGSVR32 "dllname"
this should work perfectly.
mesterak9806 Wrote:
> I am tring to test an application that runs fine on Windows XP but under
> Windows Vista I get 0x8004005 and 0x8007005 errors when the app
> attempts to
> register DLL and COM components. Even if I run the app with the "Run as
> administrator" option or via cmd window (running as admin), I still get
> the
> errors.
>
> Any ideas?
--
writeraj