Welcome to VBForums RCox.

Well the RunTime files are a bit strange. I use VB6 with SP6 installed I don't know if you do. So I make apps and take them to work on WinXP machines with the standard msvbvm60.dll installed and all my apps work perfectly.

If you making an installation package for your apps then as it installs it should check if your trying to install a newer version on a specific file before in puts it in the Win\Sys folder. If it is newer then it gets installed.

Now msvbvm60.dll is installed by default on WinME/Win2k/XP/Vista and a assume 2003.

Now I wouldn't bother using P & D Wizard as its 11 years old now I would recommend you use Inno Setup, its free. Do a search for these words on here.