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I recieve the following error when I try to save or save-as using Visilogic 8.6.1 "Runtime Error 2147024770 (8007007e) Automation Error. Module could not be found" (see attached screenshot) After contacting technical support , I followed all the instructions which is the standard response. Uninstall, delete all directories and files , re-boot and re-install. It did not solve the problem. This problem is most likley related to a DLL that is not registered correctly or corrupted and from previous experience will be pretty hard to find. I am very frustrated by the fact that this is happening to me again - last time the only way to get the problem resolved was to give technical support in Isreal access to my computer and they remotely diagnose and fixed the problem. How can I get this problem resolved?

Thank you

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Hi,

I can't be sure what exactly is wrong in your computer since the guy that remotely connected your PC is currently not here, so as a last resort I can try to remote control your PC to find out the source of the problem.

Right now I'll try guessing what could be the problem.

1) Search in your computer for a file called: dsofile.dll

2) If the file doesn't exist then tell us

3) If the file exists then try to register it with RegSvr32

According to http://vbcity.com/forums/t/150532.aspx , you might be missing some VBScript DLLs.

Maybe in this case the missing files are related to the FileSystemObject... You can try checking that by creating a new V120 project and Converting it to a V130 project.

(It should use the FileSystemObject and if it also fails with the same error then it might indicate that the missing files are related to the FileSystemObject).

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Hi,

I can't be sure what exactly is wrong in your computer since the guy that remotely connected your PC is currently not here, so as a last resort I can try to remote control your PC to find out the source of the problem.

Right now I'll try guessing what could be the problem.

1) Search in your computer for a file called: dsofile.dll

2) If the file doesn't exist then tell us

3) If the file exists then try to register it with RegSvr32

According to http://vbcity.com/forums/t/150532.aspx , you might be missing some VBScript DLLs.

Maybe in this case the missing files are related to the FileSystemObject... You can try checking that by creating a new V120 project and Converting it to a V130 project.

(It should use the FileSystemObject and if it also fails with the same error then it might indicate that the missing files are related to the FileSystemObject).

Hi Saragani,

The dsofile.dll was on my computer in //windows/system32 folder. I registered it with RegSvr32 but that made no difference. I created a new V120 project and converted it to V130 but that also made no difference - I still have the same problem. You can have access to my notebook anytime. Please send me the instructions and I will make it available.

Thanks

Willem

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OK, problem is solved.

msjro.dll was for some reason not registered.

If this problem happens to you again (because of a system crash or what ever), go to C:\Program Files\Common Files\System\ado\

Find the file msjro.dll, double click on it, and select to open it by a program you browse for... Open it with RegSvr32 which is located on c:\Windows\System32

Thank you for your patience.

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