Error Accessing Ole Registry Delphi 7
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errors. I recently started recieving bug reports that indicated the following: exception class : EOleSysError exception message : Error accessing the OLE registry. main thread ($6464): 004c3c30 rsvme.exe ComObj OleError 004c3c48 error accessing the ole registry windows 7 rsvme.exe ComObj OleCheck 004c511f rsvme.exe ComServ RegisterTypeLibrary 004c57c1 rsvme.exe ComServ TComServer.UpdateRegistry 004c5659 rsvme.exe ComServ error accessing the ole registry windows 7 64 bit TComServer.Initialize 004c5849 rsvme.exe ComServ InitComServer 005c478d rsvme.exe TB2Acc 1209 InitCOM 004c027f rsvme.exe Forms TApplication.Initialize 0078dfb1 rsvme.exe rsvme 48 initialization This error accessing the ole registry visual studio exact same problem was reported in a thread by Xerxes Battiwalla almost exactly one year ago. Unfortunately the solution that George Kashperko provided does not appear in the GoogleGroups archive. Does anyone have a error accessing the ole registry vb6 solution for this problem? Thanks much in advance! --David Mike Shkolnik Delphi Developer 2005-06-07 05:49:52 PM Re:Error accessing the OLE registry Have you the priviligies to access the registry? Maybe you are logged as guest (not admin) and trield to write something to registry? "David Alison"
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bug reports that indicated the following: exception class : EOleSysError exception message : Error accessing the OLE registry. main thread ($6464): 004c3c30 rsvme.exe ComObj OleError 004c3c48 rsvme.exe ComObj OleCheck 004c511f rsvme.exe ComServ RegisterTypeLibrary 004c57c1 rsvme.exe ComServ TComServer.UpdateRegistry 004c5659 rsvme.exe ComServ TComServer.Initialize 004c5849 rsvme.exe ComServ InitComServer 005c478d rsvme.exe TB2Acc 1209 InitCOM 004c027f rsvme.exe Forms TApplication.Initialize 0078dfb1 rsvme.exe rsvme 48 initialization This exact same problem was reported in a thread by Xerxes Battiwalla almost exactly one year ago. Unfortunately the solution that George Kashperko provided does not appear in the GoogleGroups archive. Does anyone have a solution for this problem? Thanks much in advance! --David David Alison Delphi Developer 2005-06-08 12:39:58 AM Re:Error accessing the OLE registry Actually, Guests should be able to run applications too - there is no reason that a completely installed application (from an administrator) should not be able to be used by a guest. The problem is that the ComServer initialization is writing to the registry - which it should not do. Anyone have a work-around? --David "Mike Shkolnik"
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Not open for further replies. Advertisement ayotte218 Thread Starter Joined: Apr 30, 2006 Messages: 17 realterm error accessing the ole registry (I posted this in another forum and got no response and after reading this forum, I think this is a better place automation error error accessing the ole registry for it) I have a legal install file for HotDog6 by Sausage Software (they are out of business now)that I have moved from computer to computer ever since I purchased it. I just got a Dell Inspiron http://www.delphigroups.info/2/3/941534.html Win7 and now when I install it...."When i open from the install, it changes to HotDog (not responding). When I open it from the icon, I get "application Error...Exception EOleSysError in module HotDog6.exe at 00089C29. Error accessing OLE registry." Any idea what I can do about this? I kinda hate to have to purchase another program. Louise ayotte218, Apr 10, 2010 #1 Sponsor Mumbodog Joined: Oct 3, 2007 Messages: 7,891 It may not https://forums.techguy.org/threads/error-accessing-ole-registry.916096/ be compatible with Windows 7, try the suggestion below, if this does not work, then it is just not compatible. Here is some good advice when installing programs in Vista-W7, This is good advice even if the program was designed for Vista-W7 Here is how to install software or drivers on Vista-W7 that are for XP,2000 1. Download your program to a folder of choice, Right click on the setup.exe file for the software/driver you are trying to install and select properties, if there is an "Unblock" button on the General Tab, click it, then go to the compatibility Tab 2. Tick the "run this file in compatibility mode" box and then select XP in the drop down box, or whatever OS the software was designed for, Tick "run this program as Administrator" if it is available, hit OK. If it was designed for Vista-W7 then skip compatibility and only use run as administrator. 3. Now double click this setup.exe file to execute the install process, hopefully all will go well and install the drivers/Software you need. 4. If the exe installs software for the device, or you have installed software only, you need to navigate to the program folder where it installed, then do the compatibility thing (1 & 2) again for the program executable(s). If the program was designed for Vista-W7
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DAX Container Support (TOleControl) RTL TOleServer Variants You are not logged in. Help Print Public Report Report From: Delphi-BCB/ActiveX/Framework/DAX [ Add a report in this area ] Report #: 3015 Status: Closed "Error accessing OLE registry entry" occured on starting OLE-server applicatin under non-administrative account Project:Delphi Build #: 6.240 update 2 Version: 6.0 Submitted By: Alexander Fedorov Report Type: Crash / Data loss / Total failure Date Reported: 11/28/2002 12:00:30 AM Severity: Commonly encountered problem Last Updated: 8/31/2010 9:34:10 AM Platform: All versions Internal Tracking #: Resolution: Duplicate(Resolution Comments) Resolved in Build: : Duplicate of:1768 Voting and Rating Overall Rating: (3 Total Ratings) 4.00 out of 5 Total Votes: 1 Description "Error accessing OLE registry entry" occured on startinG OLE-server applicatin under non-administrative account because these users have not write access to the registry. Note: Eror found in Delphi 7 too. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create OLE-server application (executable) 2. Log on to Windows (NT 4.0, 2000) under non-administrative account 3. Runapplication from Windows Explorer 4. "Error accessing OLE registry entry" occured, application halted Error found in ComServ.pas unit. If Application (exe) developed as OLE server TApplication.Initialize calls TComServer.Initialize procedure, that register the applicationusing RegisterTypeLib function (oleaut32.dll) ComServ.pas: checking registration error in line 322 - do not raise error when error isEOleRegistrationError. procedure TComServer.Initialize; begin try UpdateRegistry(FStartMode <> smUnregServer); except on E: EOleRegistrationError do // User may not have write access to the registry. // Squelch the exception unless we were explicitly told to register. if FStartMode = smRegServer then raise; end; ... ComServ.pas, in line 363 UpdateRegistry function callsRegisterTypeLibrary function: procedure TComServer.UpdateRegistry(Register: Boolean); begin if FTypeLib <> nil then if Register then RegisterTypeLibrary(FTypeLib, GetModuleFileName) else ComServ.pas. In line RegisterTypeLibrary c