I got this error after I did a mass update of my windows, reaching from a clean installation to SP1. I messed around a lot on the internet but could not find a good solution, most of the final suggestions were "Back up your data and reinstall". But as I didn't wanted to do that (just thinking about all the softwear I have to reinstall gave me a headache ) I keept going until I found exactly what I needed.
The process of fixing this is really easy if you know what you are doing, but I wasn't, so I will have to give credits to Jae Hyuk Lee on his post.
I will rewrite the solution here to keep it for posterity and make it easy to search.
1. open comand prompt as admin
2. run regsvr32 c:\windows\system32\actxprxy.dll
3. restart if needed
Some notes for me to remember, if you find anything helpful and want more info on it please let me know
Showing posts with label windows 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label windows 7. Show all posts
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Sunday, 28 October 2012
Class not registered Windows 7 error
Some time ago I had a lot of problems with my Windows 7 that I could not find a solution to. Some of them were:
- opening a folder from uTorrent ('Class not registered')
- opening Network and Shering (dosen't open)
- opening System window (same)
- opening most of my Control Panel windows
I found a lot of solution that didn't work for me, but the only that did was on google chrome's bug tracker in this post, response #9.
The solution just repairs all the dll's on c: drive, if you have Windows installed on a difrent partition just change C: to whatever letter is your windows partition.
I recommend reading the post before running the command just know the risks and what to expect.
- opening a folder from uTorrent ('Class not registered')
- opening Network and Shering (dosen't open)
- opening System window (same)
- opening most of my Control Panel windows
I found a lot of solution that didn't work for me, but the only that did was on google chrome's bug tracker in this post, response #9.
The solution just repairs all the dll's on c: drive, if you have Windows installed on a difrent partition just change C: to whatever letter is your windows partition.
I recommend reading the post before running the command just know the risks and what to expect.
FOR /R C:\ %G IN (*.dll) DO "%systemroot%\system32\regsvr32.exe" /s "%G"
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class not registered,
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