msadodc.ocx libray missing vb 6.0 project window 7 and office 2010

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msadodc.ocx library for window 7 ,when ran the exe file of vb 6.0 on window 7 getting error msadodc.ocx library not registerd properly. But same application works on window xp.

please any body help out to resolve this issue.

thanks,

Ismail

Posted 19-Dec-13 6:38am

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2014-01-11T10:11:00

Firstly you need to read the support statement for VB6 under Windows 7[^] - this will hopefully explain why a program that works on XP will not necessarily just run on Win7

Next, problems with msadodc.ocx are common - e.g. this thread discusses them [^] and there are several more via google.

Win7 Service Pack 1 caused many issues, so make sure your Windows Updates are up to date.

Finally, I'm currently working on a project to migrate some VB5/VB6 programs onto Win7 and I'm wishing that a bite-the-bullet approach of converting to .NET was an option. If you have that option then go for it!