COM+ Dll Registration Failed!!
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I'm trying to register a DLL created by Visual Studio 2005 in Debug Mode.It fails with the return code as 0xc0000005. What is the prime reason for this error?.I have full administrative rights on my machine. Also, the Release DLL registration succeeds for the Same project... :rose: Rane
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I'm trying to register a DLL created by Visual Studio 2005 in Debug Mode.It fails with the return code as 0xc0000005. What is the prime reason for this error?.I have full administrative rights on my machine. Also, the Release DLL registration succeeds for the Same project... :rose: Rane
Rane wrote:
It fails with the return code as 0xc0000005.
Does it fail on your development machine, or another machine?
Best wishes, Hans
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Rane wrote:
It fails with the return code as 0xc0000005.
Does it fail on your development machine, or another machine?
Best wishes, Hans
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I'm trying to register a DLL created by Visual Studio 2005 in Debug Mode.It fails with the return code as 0xc0000005. What is the prime reason for this error?.I have full administrative rights on my machine. Also, the Release DLL registration succeeds for the Same project... :rose: Rane
Use dependency walker, Depends.exe ("Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\Tools\DEPENDS.EXE") for checking the dependency of your dll. Provide all the dependent dlls. Hope this would serve your purpose. Regards, Paresh.
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I'm trying to register a DLL created by Visual Studio 2005 in Debug Mode.It fails with the return code as 0xc0000005. What is the prime reason for this error?.I have full administrative rights on my machine. Also, the Release DLL registration succeeds for the Same project... :rose: Rane
Rane wrote:
I'm trying to register a DLL created by Visual Studio 2005 in Debug Mode.It fails with the return code as 0xc0000005.
Are you using
regsvr32.exe?
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