- #TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED INSTALL#
- #TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED DRIVERS#
- #TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED UPDATE#
- #TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED DRIVER#
- #TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED DOWNLOAD#
The Dialogic System Service service terminated with service-specific error 16383 (0x3FFF). Reference error message: The referenced assembly is not installed on your system.ĭLGCSERV - RunProgsInKey() - RegVox -m -e returned fatal error.ĭLGCSERV - Intel® Dialogic® product System Service stopping. Generate Activation Context failed for C:\Program Files\Dialogic\lib\libsrlmt.dll.
The Dialogic System Service service was successfully sent a start control.ĭependent Assembly could not be found and Last Error was The referenced assembly is not installed on your system. Haven't been able to duplicate that dubious success in my 2nd time around installation.l I know I said I got this to work before but it seemed like a big fluke.not sure how I got it to work.
#TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED DRIVER#
Here are some of the messages I'm seeing in the System Event Log just trying to get the Dialogic Driver software to work. I changed my DCM ISDN Protocol to DMS as required by my carrier. The installation seemingly went just fine with no error messages.
#TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED DOWNLOAD#
I then re-installed from scratch after rebooting Dialogic 6.0 Service Release 178 (Redistributable Version) from the unzipped red download file folder. In an attempt to fix my problem, since I was never real comfortable with my Dialogic installation so I went back to square one and unistalled VoiceGuide and uninstalled Dialogic 6.0 Service Release 178. Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\vbSendMail.dll
Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\Toolbar2.ocx Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\Tabctl32.ocx Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\SmartSubClass.dll Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\SmartNetButton.ocx
Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\SmartMenuXP.ocx Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\SmartMenuXP.dll Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\SapiWrap.ocx Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\NTSVC.ocx Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\MSWINSCK.OCX Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\MSRDO20.DLL Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\MSFLXGRD.OCX Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\MSCOMM32.OCX Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\MSCOMCTL.OCX Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\mscomct2.ocx Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\moreFunc.dll Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\Comdlg32.ocxĬould not load: C:\WINDOWS\system32\ktTel.ocxĮxtract: C:\WINDOWS\system32\libexpat.dll. Registering: C:\WINDOWS\system32\ccrpTmr6.dll Here are the relevant lines from the attached installLog.txt file: The date on the v3377 installed ktTel.ocx file in c:\Windows\system32 is, size = 352KB.
#TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED DRIVERS#
I have at D240JCTT1 card installed and I was successfully able to get the Configuration Manager to start the drivers prior to doing the install.
#TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED UPDATE#
I have just previously upgraded my Dialogic Drivers to Release 6 Update 178.
#TABCTL32.OCX NOT REGISTERED INSTALL#
Have not found anything that has helped so far.I received this same error message just now attempting to install Dialogic Voice Guide v3377. I even searched the Spiceworks forums, having not seen any posts in my Google search results. I have uninstalled/reinstalled the IIS role, then all of the terminal services and IIS roles together. I have uninstalled/reinstalled the program. I have tried using the rdp file, web access, and Windows installer package, all with the same results. I have tried using regsvr32 to register the ocx (which says it's successful, I have copied down the comdlg32.ocx file and pasted it in System32 and SysWow64, and I even noticed that my profile on the terminal server had a WINDOWS directory, and the other user profiled did not - so I copied parts, then all of it over to the other users - no joy. All other users, even users in the Domain Admin group, get an error: "Component 'COMCT元2.OCX' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid".
This works for me, but I think that is only because I used my login to configure the server, manage the role, install the program, and create the Windows installer package for the remote app. My solution: Install the program on a 2k8 server (32-bit), install the Terminal Services role, and make the app available either via web access, or as a Windows installer package. The program is a CRM package, and there are no plans to move to a decent replacement program.money issues. We are in the process of migrating all of out systems to 64-bit, about 30% there now. So I have this old 32-bit program that cannot be loaded on at 64-bit system.
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