

- #Windows 10 register ocx files how to#
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So now I needed to combine this into 1 script and add my own knowledge to be able to register the OCX files (it also works for DLL files), and then check if they have an entry in the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib registry path. I found this script on the Microsoft technet gallery, by Rohn Edwards, which is very usefull for this task. It appeared that I needed to search the registry for a certain value, because the registered item is added to a subkey of HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TypeLib. Then I needed a way to check if the item was succesfully registered. Normally this gives some output, which I didn’t need, so I added | Out-Null to the line of creating the PSDrive. I found out that HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT didn’t exist as a PS drive, thus it needed to be created (thank you Lior Elia for your blog post on this subject). ocx to c:\windows\system32 Type cmd in Run menu, it will search cmd.exe, right click and click Run as Administrator It will show a prompt at c:\windows\system32 Type regsvr32 ocxname.ocx to register. These broken references (registry keys) are usually triggered by a moved or missing file, or as a result of a leftover DLL file reference after a shared program has been uninstalled.I needed to register serveral OCX files and wanted to be able to check if the result was succesfull, so my automation script could continue. ocx on Windows 7 32-bit, do the following: Copy. However, you can register and unregister these files.
#Windows 10 register ocx files registration#
They are used to register and unregister the ActiveX in the Windows registry, and are usually invoked from regsvr32.exe at registration time. All ActiveX DLL or OCX export two functions: DllRegisterServer and DllUnregisterServer. Broken DLL (Dynamic Link Library) references in the Windows registry can prevent MSINET.OCX from registering properly, resulting in an ActiveX error. Programmatically register an ActiveX control or DLL. If your MSINET.OCX is corrupted or missing, and therefore cannot be properly loaded by Athan (Azan) Basic, this will result in an error message.įinally, another common cause of MSINET.OCX ActiveX errors can be contributed to an ActiveX-related subkey missing from the Windows registry. If your file is missing or corrupt, this could be caused by improper computer shutdown, or a malware infection, both of which could corrupt (or even delete) MSINET.OCX. These OCX errors are most commonly due a missing or corrupt OCX.
#Windows 10 register ocx files zip file#
Step 2: Copy the downloaded COMDLG32.OCX file and press Win + E to open File Explorer. Download comdlg32.zip and extract comdlg32.ocx from zip file or download Download comdlg32.zip and save to Desktop.

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#Windows 10 register ocx files how to#

#Windows 10 register ocx files archive#
Some of the most common MSINET.OCX ActiveX errors include: Unzip the archive and extract the file RichTx32.ocx to one of these folders: On Windows 32-bit systems, copy RichTx32.ocx to C:WindowsSystem32 On Windows 64-bit systems, copy RichTx32. Therefore, your will most likely encounter a MSINET.OCX error when attempting to load an audio or video clip, or view some variety of embedded website content.
#Windows 10 register ocx files software#
ActiveX controls like MSINET.OCX are used by Athan (Azan) Basic and other software to display media-related content. MSINET.OCX is considered a type of COM file, or Component Object Model, most commonly known as an ActiveX control. You will need to use the Regsvr.exe, Regsvr16.exe (16-bit), or Regsvr32.exe (32-bit) command to register the OCX file as system global. ✻ Portions of file data provided by Exiftool (Phil Harvey) distributed under the Perl Artistic License.

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