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    I create set up wizard for a VB6 project( the project was developed on NT workstation). I can install it in NT workstation without any problem and the App runs well, but after I successfully installed it in Win95, I run it , I got a error message " runtime error '430', class does not support automation or does not support expected interface."
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    I have gotten that when I have created a new version of a DLL (whose interface was not compatible with the old version) and did not distribute the new DLL along with the new EXE. I only distributed the EXE, so the old version of the DLL did not have the new/changed items that the new DLL had.

    In short, your dependancies are out of date.

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    I have received the same error message also. To fix the problem I needed to reinstall MDAC on the machine I was installing the application on. MDAC id Microsofts Data Access Component. This may not be your problem it depends on what type of application you have created.

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    Thanks, Bsmith, Finally MDAC 2.1 let it works.

    Originally posted by bsmith:
    I have received the same error message also. To fix the problem I needed to reinstall MDAC on the machine I was installing the application on. MDAC id Microsofts Data Access Component. This may not be your problem it depends on what type of application you have created.

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