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"LoadLibrary("project\imgscan.ocx")failed - The specified Module could not be found ", How i can solve this problem

Posted 26-Oct-10 4:57am

NoushadSaidalavi.KP

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Nish Nishant · Answer 1 · 2010-10-26T04:59:00

Solution 1

Try specifying the full path.

Also remember that any dependencies also need to be in the default search path.

[edit]

Another potential issue could be a 64 bit process trying to load a 32 bit ocx (or the reverse). That won't work.

Posted 26-Oct-10 4:59am

Nish Nishant

Updated 26-Oct-10 5:37am

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NoushadSaidalavi.KP 26-Oct-10 11:13am

path is correct,where from i get dependencies for this , i have no idea

Nish Nishant 26-Oct-10 11:17am

Path seems to be relative there. You can't be sure that the current directory is what you expect it to be. I'd say try the full path once before trying other changes.

Nish Nishant 26-Oct-10 11:17am

And as for dependencies, use Dependency Walker on the ocx.

[edit] somehow this comment shows up ahead of my 1st comment. Not sure why :-)

NoushadSaidalavi.KP 26-Oct-10 11:34am

But Some Other .ocx in the same folder registered properly,
is self registration possible for .ocx

Nish Nishant 26-Oct-10 11:37am

Is this a 64 bit OS? And if so are you running a 64 bit app?

NoushadSaidalavi.KP 26-Oct-10 11:54am

it is 32 bit os, no it is 32 bit application

Nish Nishant 26-Oct-10 11:55am

In that case try running Dependency Walker to see if the ocx needs other dlls.