ActiveX Control error -143

I'm running CVI 2012 on windows 7 machine, After installing the application with the distribution program I get the error ActiveX control error , Error Code -143. I would appreciate any help!

Hello, some more data would be helpful in order to investigate this situation.
First of all, that error code is not part of the ActiveX library. It seems a User Interface Library instead: if it's so it simply means "ActiveX Control Error", that is you must search for additional informations inside the ActiveX library and in the documentation for the control you are using.
By the way, knowing actual ActiveX control used would be helpful too, but only after you have discovered some more informations on the error itself.
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J2RE v1.4.2_09
Visual Basic 6.0 SP5/Visual C++ 6.0 SP5
Windows 2000 SP4
We have our existing production applications written using VB6 and VC++6. We are in the process of moving them incrementally to J2EE. Before everything is totally re-written in J2EE, we need to do something for interoperability between existing VB6/VC++6 and J2EE. ActiveX Bridge seems to be the solution we need, if only it works.
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They will stay on the screen. However, Process Monitor is only intended for advanced users. It is recommended that users try to navigate to the troublesome registry key using regedit, and see if they can access it or not without an error. This is far easier than trying to use Process Monitor, which is very complicated.
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