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anymore. Your molars are ground flat and deleting the Forms folder didn't work for you.
You're in luck: a guy who goes by GJBenzie wrote in and provided a solution that worked for my Windows Vista 32-bit and here it is:
2. Type cmd
3. At the prompt, type:
regsvr32.exe /u C:\Windows\System32\MSCOMCTL.OCX
4. Hit Enter
5. Then type:
regsvr32.exe C:\Windows\System32\MSCOMCTL.OCX
6. Hit Enter
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anymore. Your molars are ground flat and deleting the Forms folder didn't work for you.
You're in luck: a guy who goes by GJBenzie wrote in and provided a solution that worked for my Windows Vista 32-bit and here it is:
Try This for Getting Rid of modAddin Errors
1. Go to Start > Run2. Type cmd
3. At the prompt, type:
regsvr32.exe /u C:\Windows\System32\MSCOMCTL.OCX
4. Hit Enter 5. Then type:regsvr32.exe C:\Windows\System32\MSCOMCTL.OCX
6. Hit Enter
Did that work for you?
If you use OSI PI, check out: Want to never deal with this problem again?
30 comments:
Great! This worked for us. MS Office 2007 with PI ProcessBook Datalink add-in for Excel.
Thank you.
This worked. No more alarm messages. Thanks
The suggested action did the job, no more alarm messages. Thanks.
MS Office 2003, worked for OSI DataLink addin ... THANKS!
Those error messages were really annoying. This worked and they're gone now. Thank you! ~Andrew
thanks for sharing....
resolved the excel 07 w/ pi data link 3.1.6 issue.
As the September 10, 2012 commentor said: Great! This worked for me. Window XP, MS Office 2007 with PI ProcessBook Datalink add-in for Excel.
I had this problem with XP and Excel 2007 with PI ProcessBook Datalink add in. I had error messages both when I open and also when I closed Excel. This solved it all. Thanks a lot
cool!! Great!! i love you!!
thank you so much!
thank you so much! it was really usefull
Yes - I also have PI Datalink installed and this worked
Thanks!
Got a reply:
DLLRegisterServer in c:\windows\system32\mscomctl.ocx failed. Return code was: 0x8002801c
Is this because i'm not an admin on my company computer?
Anonymous 2/15/13: You might need to run cmd as an administrator, as you guessed.
Go to Start > All Programs > Accessories
Then right-click on Command Prompt, and select "Run as administrator".
Follow the steps outlined above, and it should work. (I had the same issue as you did, and it worked for me.)
After the last bulk of patches from microsoft, this
procedure didn't work. It has worked every time before, but not this time...
With a x64 machine I found the mscomctl.ocx in the sysWOW64 system directory. Did a unreg - reg and that fixed it all... Thank you!
Just like the comment above, had to go to sysWOW64 for mscomctl.ocx. running windows 7 64-bit running PI Datalink. worked perfectly! Thanks!
Thanks! This error was after installation of SharePoint 2010 on Win XP SP2 RUS. Excel with PI data Link and SMT was crashed. Thanks a lot!!!
Yep, worked for me. Using PI Datalink in Excel. Thank you
It did not work for me. Please help!
FILE NOT FOUND PLEASE HELP ,ME
This solved it for me. Thanks!
Thanks, worked great for me (WinXP 32 + PI Datalink)
Thanks. This worked for me Windows 7, Office 2010.
thanks!
Muuuuuuuchas gracias,
El procedimiento me sirvió.
Windows XP + PI + Office 2007
Didn't work for me. The first entry worked, but the second generated another error; and when I launch Excel, the error messages continue.
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This worked a charm!! Thanks a lot. I had to run the second command with an admin account though.
Windows 7, Excel 2010, PITagConf
Worked perfectly, thank you!
I didnt work for me any new suggestion?
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