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Apr 19th, 2002, 10:34 AM
#1
Thread Starter
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Winsock problems
Here's my delima, I have a program I have written for a win 95 machine using winsock2 which I had downloaded and installed on my old machine which was also a win 95 machine. I have just upgraded my machine to win 2000 and cannot install the winsock2 (see error message below). The machine that runs the program I wrote has to remain win 95, upgrading it is not an option, but without this winsock2 on my win 2000 machine I lose the winsock code in the program when I open the project. Any ideas on what I can do?
ERROR MESSAGE:
WS2SETUP begin: 04/18/2002 17:13:27
RegQueryValueEx(VendorInstallDll) failed
VendorWantsMSTCP=1, WantsMSIPX=2, WantsSetupUI=1
WantsMSDNS=1, WantsMSSAP=0
New wsock32.dll file version: 0004000a.00000678
ERROR: operating system not Windows95, canceling setup
WS2SETUP end: failure
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Apr 19th, 2002, 11:12 AM
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Windows 2000 already contains all the Dll's and files needed for Winsock, I mean that it does already contain the latest versions of Winsock Files.
Does this Winsock2 differ in programming,
Do you send your data by
?
Does this Winsock2 differ from the current Winsock Control installed with Visual Basic?
Reply back so I can help...
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Apr 19th, 2002, 03:47 PM
#3
Thread Starter
Member
Problem already exists
Well when I load the form that has the winsock control on it I get this error below and it removes the controls from the form and won't let me add them back.
Code used:
Winsock1.SendData Chr(SendChar)
From log file created when loading form I previously made:
Line 48: Cannot load control Winsock1; license not found.
I should note that this is a totally new machine so the registry is different.
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