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it only takes a minute: Sign up Error accessing the system registry in VB 6 IDE up vote 2 down vote favorite 1 In Visual Basic 6, when I attempt to access Project > References, it throws an error: Error vb6 error accessing the system registry windows 8 accessing system registry I'm logged in as the local computer administrator running Windows XP Professional and I can execute regedt32.exe and access all the registry keys just fine. VB6 was installed as the local administrator. Any idea why this happens? I have have already visited that posting before. I'm running crystal reports 8.5 and it supposed to already have fixed that issue but apparently I still have the issue with 8.5 installed. I have also made the attempt of error accessing the system registry windows 7 reinstalling crystal reports with no luck on the issue. vb6 registry share|improve this question edited May 4 '12 at 10:47 Bill the Lizard 222k138447737 asked Sep 19 '08 at 18:36 phill 3,6602885127 add a comment| 10 Answers 10 active oldest votes up vote 10 down vote Depending on the Windows OS you have (I have Windows 7 Enterprise), you might want to try giving administrator rights to the REGTLIB.EXE (located in C:\Windws). Right click on the REGTLIB.EXE file. Select Properties from the pop-up menu. Then select the Compatiblity tab. On the Compatiblity tab, check/select the Run this program as Administrator checkbox. Click OK to save your changes. It might take take care of the problem for you. It worked for me. Good luck. share|improve this answer answered Nov 12 '09 at 18:36 Big Al 10113 1 How in the heck did you figure this out? I'm (sadly) building some VB6 code on a virgin Windows 7 x64 bit box with a MINIMUM vb6.exe install (I unchecked EVERY option). And got stuck and found this. I'd give you 20 up points if I could. VB6 sucks. COM sucks. This post was awesome. –granadaCoder May 9 '12 at 19:52 I can confirm that this one did the trick for me! The containing folder for me was C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319 –Luc Wollants Oct 29 '12 at 8:45 I think this occurs when VB6 is installed without be
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a component or Referrence to vb6 Project it give me this error msg : error accessing the system registry how i can fix that ??? sry again Hiba Alkhatib HibaPro -3 127 posts since Jun 2012 Community Member 2Contributors 1Reply 2Views 4 https://www.daniweb.com/programming/software-development/threads/435246/error-accessing-the-system-registry YearsDiscussion Span 4 Years Ago Last Post by AndreRet 0 AndreRet 362 4 Years Ago Here is a few solutions... This is because it runs a service which creates registry keys under the SYSTEM account. When VB tries to enumerate the keys under HKCR\TypeLib it fails and gives the error because the user running VB6.EXE (even if it set to run as administrator) does not automatically have READ rights to the key. At that point you get error accessing the "Error accessing the system registry" dialog. To workaround/fix this: Download Procmon and PsExec from sysinternals. Run Procmon and add a "ProcessName" filter with VB6.EXE as the process name. Then Select Project->References. And the error dialog should pop up. Switch to procmon and scroll to the end of the events list - you're looking for the last "ACCESS_DENIED" message for opening a registry key under HKCR\TypeLib. Thats the first key you need to change permissions on - so error accessing the you'll need to run regedit in the same account context that the keys were created in - the SYSTEM account. to do this install psexec on the windows PATH somewhere then run: psexec -i -d -s c:\windows\regedit.exe (obviously change the path if yours is different) this will run regedit through the SYSTEM account. You can verify that even the administrator account does NOT have permission to edit these keys by running regedit through a Start->Run dialog as this elevates the priv' level to administrator. Find the key you identified in step 4 - right click it and select Permissions. Find the current logged on user that you use to run VB6 with and add them with full control to the permissions list. Repeat steps 3-7 because there may be more keys that exhibit this behaviour, until the Project->References dialog appears in VB6 without error. You could also open the .vbp in notepad to see the references if you're stuck and dont have time to do the above..... <----- OR -----> Select the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 shortcut from the Start menu and right-click on it. Select Properties, and the property sheet for the shortcut will be displayed. Next, click on the Compatibility tab. It is recommended that you make the following changes: 1. Enable compatibility mode and select Windows XP (Service Pack 2) ..... 2. Check the "Disable visual theme