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    Default Windows 7 Ultomate- ocx files

    Hi all, I`m trying to install a program and it keeps coming up with missing ocx file. With previous windows i`ve had I just copied the ocx files to system or system32 folder and then all was good. But with my win 7 ulti i`m having problems getting this program running.
    Can anyone please tell me how to ad and register these ocx`s file please.
    Comdlg32.ocx
    MSCOMCTL.OCX
    mscomm32.ocx
    RICHTX32.OCX
    tabctl32.ocx

    Any help/ideas will be greatly appreciated.

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    paste the files into your system32 folder then

    start RUN and paste as below one at a time and press enter after each

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\COMDLG32.OCX

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\COMCTL32.OCX

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\MSCOMCTL.OCX

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\mscomm32.ocx

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\RICHTX32.OCX

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\tabctl32.ocx

    otherwise easier way

    open note pad and paste this in then save as all files and call it ocx.bat then double click to run

    @ECHO OFF
    ECHO.
    regsvr32 \windows\system32\COMDLG32.OCX

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\COMCTL32.OCX

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\MSCOMCTL.OCX

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\mscomm32.ocx

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\RICHTX32.OCX

    regsvr32 \windows\system32\tabctl32.ocx
    ECHO.
    PAUSE
    CLS
    EXIT
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    dont say linux if i wanted it id install it

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    The problem im having is that im new to win7 and I cant find start, RUN. Can you tell me where the Run is?

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    just make the bat file then no need to use run cmd
    dont say linux if i wanted it id install it

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    all programs/accessories

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    I tried this but I get an error. Here is the screen shot of the error. I also get the same error come up with all the ocx names.


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    just make the bat file then no need to use run cmd

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    all programs/accessories/run
    not command prompt

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    I have not got Windows 7 ultimate,

    but I just put all the .ocx files in the same folder as the program I am trying to run, & then run the program from there
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    I get the same error as above post when I try doing it this way.

    Quote Originally Posted by mickc View Post
    all programs/accessories/run
    not command prompt

    I`ve also tried doing this way and it still come up with the ocx error.
    Quote Originally Posted by OSIRUS View Post
    I have not got Windows 7 ultimate,

    but I just put all the .ocx files in the same folder as the program I am trying to run, & then run the program from there

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    if you are logged in as admin and pasted the ocx files in the system32 folder and you created and used the bat file as i posted above this is what i get on om win7 ultimate

    dont say linux if i wanted it id install it

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    Click on the start button, right click in empty area above shutdown button, click on properties, click on customize button, scroll down and tick the run command box.

    You will always see it when you click on the start button

    Back to your problem try and register in safe mode, thats what i had to do running 7 ultimate also.

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    What program are you trying to run ?

    Have you got the correct .ocx file ?


    Error code indicates you do not have enough rights to do the install,

    Can you turn off UAC in Windows 7 (like in Vista)

    & then try register
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    I`m logged in as admin and copied and pasted file to system32 folder and used the bat file you posted above and still no go.

    Quote Originally Posted by diavalo13666 View Post
    if you are logged in as admin and pasted the ocx files in the system32 folder and you created and used the bat file as i posted above this is what i get on om win7 ultimate


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    What is UAC? and how can I turn it off. How do I tell if I`m in admin? No one else logs into this pc just me.
    Quote Originally Posted by OSIRUS View Post
    What program are you trying to run ?

    Have you got the correct .ocx file ?


    Error code indicates you do not have enough rights to do the install,

    Can you turn off UAC in Windows 7 (like in Vista)

    & then try register

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    Turn off UAC in Windows Vista or Windows 7



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    Thanks OSIRUS, I did a search on UAC and changed the settings and all is good now. Got the program to work.
    Thanks to everyone for their input/help. I really appreciate it.

    Thanks again
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    Quote Originally Posted by OSIRUS View Post
    What program are you trying to run ?

    Have you got the correct .ocx file ?


    Error code indicates you do not have enough rights to do the install,

    Can you turn off UAC in Windows 7 (like in Vista)

    & then try register

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    Quote Originally Posted by OSIRUS View Post
    Turn off UAC in Windows Vista or Windows 7



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    1st thing i do when doing a install
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    Now I know for next time. Thanks.

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