When loading a program a files fails to self register.  What do I do to resolve the situation?
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Take a look through some of these since the filename was cut off in your question!!! Hope this helps!
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yeah the software stuff could have messed it up u might have 2 much crap on ur comp. lol just try taken some of the stuff off cause it might b 2 loaded =)
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This issue normally comes up, when your programs are not compatible with the older version of windows files that are already installed.\n\nGet a latest service pack of windows and install it and the error will go away.\n\nFor example: if you are using win 2k, install service pack 4 or if you are using win xp, install xp service pack 2.
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you can delete your program that uses that. Then re download it to see if it works correctly. There might have been a problem when you first downloaded the program :D
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Did you put it in the correct folder?  Generally you need to place a copy in the program directory, and the windows&#92;system32  directory.
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I think the problem is you might have used some dll or componenst bin ur program but have not included inyour installation file.\n\nAlso many errors comes when we install the software from installation file.In this case check your code and try tto do exception handling to locate unhandaled exception.
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this link has posted a solution to the "internal application" error problem. check it out\nhttp://www.opentechsupport.net/forums/ar...\n\ni would suggest, install the software once again and then try to apply the solution.. \n\nhope that helps.
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it's a gliche with Java.  You have to reboot the computer.  If that does not work, you will need to resinstall Java.  If that does not work, then resinstall messanger.\n\nTHis will come up in my program every so often when an install occurs and mixes up something else.
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Unless you write or use a special or custom class loader class files are loaded from the CLASSPATH.  The can be defined as a environment variable or you can pass it in as a option to the java runtime.  So you don't actually "register" when usuing just the JVM.  If using some Java J2EE applicaitons / servers they will provide a configuration or installation aide that will build the classpath for you.  Without knowing what environment your running on / using I can only point you to the -classpath option at the command line.  \n\nCheers, good luck
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What error message are you getting? Please specify and add to message. =) \nreply:\ntry looking first in C:&#92;Program Files&#92; for the Visual_Net (or simmular) dir, and from there search for the control file
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When you reinstalled it, you were reinstalling the faulty program from the same source no doubt. Therefore each reinstall was reproducing the same fault. Find an alternate source of the same program and reinstall from that. This will most likely fix the problem. If not, it is a platform fault, meaning you need to reinstall EVERYTHING. I pray for you that this will not be neccessary. Blessed Be.
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may be u have some faulty program @ startup or too many programs in startup
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Try reinstalling the program. The error seems to be an installation issue. Another possible reason could be that you changed the operating system in the formatting procedure. If that is the case check if the program is even compatible with the current operating system that you are runnning.
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reinstall the program that is not responding
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There is obviously missing some files. Nothing to do. Try to download the program from another server
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system restore to before the problem started.see if helps.if not might need to reinstall some .dll files
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Check the Minimum System Requirements for print workshop.  If that is ok, then  go into the D drive by click on My Computer. Right click on the drive... choose "AutoPlay" to see if you can load the program from right there. Also try to install another program to see if the D drive is working ok (a disk that you have installed before). Open the D Drive and make sure the disk is sited properly...oO( if you are like me, you will Know what I mean).