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    Unhappy

    anybody know anything about this error:

    System Error &H80004002
    No such interface supported.


    it pops when i try to load components via project->components. it didn't used to do that, just started that recently. even if i browse for a component the same error pops up.
    any ideas?

    chuck
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    It means that COM/OLE is utterly dead. Try reinstalling VB. If that doesn't work...try installing Windows again...
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    Lightbulb Solution

    Hey parksie,

    check this out. found it at microsoft's site (after much patience). it's the solution for the error message i posted earlier. i figured somebody else has got to have that problem, so i'm posting this:

    This error is caused by an incorrect version of comcat.dll.

    RESOLUTION

    To resolve the problem, install the correct version of comcat.dll by completing the
    following steps:

    1.Use REGSVR32.EXE to unregister COMCAT.DLL. REGSVR32.EXE is installed by Visual Basic or it may be found on the Visual Basic installation CD-ROM.

    -chuck
    To unregister, select Run from the Windows Start menu, type the following command line and click Ok:

    regsvr32 /u comcat.dll

    2.Copy comcat.dll, version 4.71 (22k), from the ..\DevStudio\VB\Setupkit\kitfil32\sys32 directory or from your Visual Basic CD to the Windows\System or WinNT\System32 directory.

    3.Use REGSVR32.EXE to register COMCAT.DLL. To register, click Run on the Windows 95 Start menu, type the following command line, and the click OK:

    regsvr32 comcat.dll

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