crystl32.ocx could not be loaded

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Dear all,
I'm newbie in VB6. As I mentioned in the title.
I got the error of "crystl32.ocx could not be loaded".
I tried to re-install my crystal report package. And installed the crystl32 with the vb6 cd.
And I had register it.
My OS is window 7 Professional 32-bit.
But the error still come out. Can someone provide me other solution(s)?

Thank you.

Posted 17-Jun-14 20:33pm

Des DC

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CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2014-06-20T11:18:00

Solution 1

Try removing the reference to crystl32.ocx from your project then add it again - it's worked for me before now.

Also make sure that you used the correct version of Regsrv32.exe to register the OCX - it's the one in SysWOW64 (the 32-bit version) that you need to use, not the one in System32 (the 64-bit version!)

Posted 20-Jun-14 11:18am

CHill60

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phil.o 20-Jun-14 17:35pm

My 5!
It's always silly to remember that 64-bits system files are in System32, when 32-bits system files are in SysWOW64.
An invitation to pain and suffering, imho.

CHill60 20-Jun-14 17:39pm

Thank you! It took me ages to get the 32/64 naming convention into my head ... and I still occasionally forget to explicitly pick the right one :headslap:

phil.o 20-Jun-14 17:45pm

Three days ago, I was trying to install an old ERP on a 64 bits server and had to register an ODBC system connection.
Guess what... ^^

Des DC 5-Jul-14 0:38am

Hi,chill60. sorry for late reply. I got the solution by your way. But i re-check all my reference after all. :) Thanks anyway.