Object library not registered

[dan]

Looking for help with Access 2003. I keep getting this
error popping up (Object library not registered)every
time I open a file or try to create a new file. I have
looked in the help section and it seems that Visual Basic
is associated with the error.

Any suggestions on how to fix this?

All the other programs in my office program seem to work
fine.

Thanks

 

[Kagsy]

Dan

My gut reaction would be to re-install (or repair) Access
2003 and thereby re-register the dlls or exes again.

Kagsy

 

[baileytem]

I had this same problem and after being unable to find the solution o
the web, ended up having to call microsoft and pay them $35 (yes,
know, rip off artists) Anyway, figured I'd post the solution so no on
else has to pay them. Mind you, I was on Win2kSP4, with Office Pr
2003.

Search your computer for DAO360.dll (should be in c:\progra
files\common files\microsoft shared\dao) once you find it, go t
start>run type regsvr32 then a space, then drag the dll to the ru
line, click okay.

Search your computer for MSADO15.dll (should be in c:\progra
files\common files\system\ado) once you find it, go to start>run typ
regsvr32 then a space, then drag the dll to the run line, click okay.

now try access. Hopefully this will fix for you too.

 

[Tony Toews]

I had this same problem and after being unable to find the solution on
the web,

FWIW searching at the Groups option within google would likely have
helped.

Tony
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