Qc capicom.dll is not properly installed or registered

Now it has a problem whe the PC Boots up. Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Windows 7 Miscellaneous. Use this forum to discuss miscellaneous issues that cannot be covered in any other Windows 7 forum. Sign in to vote. When I download and install capicom. For more information about this problem, search online using the error code as a search term.

However, I have only one login to my Windows 7 box, and Control Panel confirms that is is an Administrator account. I need to access an old government system that requires it. Has anyone successfully installed capicom. Any ideas about the error? Thanks in advance. Friday, January 22, PM. Signing using the signtool. I keep care, that I am using the same version of signtool.

This usually works fine except some timestamp connectivity problems from time to time. The team build runs under a domain account, which is not administrator on the build server due to security reasons. Using the same account and signtool. Shall I sent you the project file? Also, can you please try to manually build, from command line or directly from Advanced Installer with UI, your. Advanced Installer tries to use the "Capicom.

So, in order to avoid this build error please make sure you are using in our "External Tools" settings a "Signtool. Can you please upload the related version of SignTool. Dropbox, Google Drive, etc and send us a download link for it to support at advancedinstaller dot com so we can further test and investigate this on our side?

Suddenly I was faced with the same problem on my windows 8 dev machine. Then I tried to get rid of this settings and noticed, that they are still there, so I decided to delete the registry keys. Somehow this does the trick. After deleting those settings AI was able to sign the setups properly. So, I deleted on our Team Build server the same keys and now signing works. I don't know, what deleting of the keys caused, but at least it solves my problem. Dont remember the exact error message.

Regsvr32 doesnt provide a way to check if a dll is registered or not. Hope this helps. Is there a specific solution for this? I am able to access the dll properties when i load the dll into a TypeLib which will give me its major, minor, guid etx But i cant tell if its registered or not.

I am confused. Is there a way out? Monday, August 4, PM. If you still find stuff back, you might have registered an earlier version previously. If you no longer have the earlier version of the DLL, you'd have to remove the registry entries by hand. Please use this forum only to ask questions about the BCL. Hans Passant. Best Regards,. Monday, May 24, PM. Search the registry for PGPfsshl. When this. Unregister the.

This is one simple and non-super-geek-programmer-talk-over-my-head way for those who cannot program to do this.