Flash9d.ocx Error crashing IE 7

Hi,
I am a developer and the site I work on is causing
Flash9d.ocx errors sometimes randomly after clicking or if I leave
it running overnight will always cause it. It sounds like a memory
leak - I was wondering is there anything I can do to my code to
prevent this from happening i.e. developing it in AS3 instead of
AS2 - or does it not matter this bug will happen no matter what.
I have unistalled flash using provided unistaller and
installed newest player but it is still happening - as the site is
a very popular commericial site and we are inidated with customers
with their browser crashing and it is starting to reflect really
bad on us.
I really need a solution apart from unistall and reinstall -
I have a top spec quad core machine and only ever open one tab at a
time - but it is ridiculous to tell our customers to do this.
PLEASE CAN SOMEONE OFFER SOME DECENT ADVICE!!!!!

Please open a support case (
http://www.adobe.com/support/flash)
and ask to be escalated.

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Error has occured flash9d.ocx internet must shut down

OK
So apparently im not the only person with this issue from
what ive read in forums online. I have tried all the listed fixs
that ive found but every time i go to msn games i get the
flash9d.ocx internet explorer has to shut down error. Ive wiped my
computer 4 times in the past 2 days to try and fix the issue but i
guess thats not good enough because its still happening. I would
really appreciate it if someone could give me some useful advise so
that my games work. Please dont tell me to download adobe
uninstaller cause ive already tried that. Dont tell me to to copy
and past the flash9d.ocx file....paste and rename the new file
flash.ocx.....dont delete the orginal file...blah blah blah cause
ive done that too. I just want something that works.

i've got my fingers crossed, cec.
if we can't get itunes to launch again this time, let's try enlisting some additional technical help.
we'll get a crash log from itunes, and send it to so someone who can interpret crash logs.
Typically, you'll need to configure Dr. Watson on your PC in order to generate crash logs. Windows start menu -> Run. Type in "cmd". Hit return. At the prompt in the command line window that comes up, type in
drwtsn32 -i
And hit return.
This will create crash logs in Documents And Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\Dr Watson\. There'll usually be a file in here called "drwtsn32.log"
prior to collecting the itunes crash log, delete any existing crash logs in there. (we want to make sure we send the correct crash log.)
Log out of the account that itunes is launching in and log into the account that itunes crashes in. launch itunes, collect the crash log, and send it to this email address
in the email:
(1) state the precise version number of itunes that you're using. (go into your "Help > About iTunes" to doublecheck.)
(2) include the URL to this thread so that the person who gets the email has some context, but also give as much information about the context of the crashing as you can.

An error occurred while installing file Flash9D.ocx.

Depending on where I get the download from, either
Flash9D.ocx or Download.dll gives me the error - "Cannot copy file
to destination directory." What is the destination directory?
Vitals:Win XP Pro, IE 6.0, IE Security - Medium

On XP Flash ocx installs to this folder:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash
So you do need write access to that folder during the
installation.
But that might not be the problem. Give us some more complete
steps describing what you're doing and how it fails..

Flash9d.ocx version still crashes IE7

I'm running an HP XP media center with SP2 and IE7.
Have all the latest updates.
Uninstalled and reinstalled browser and Flash many times
through many versions.
Tried the bug fix mentioned in this forum.
When on a page with flash video, ie. youtube, myspace, etc.,
the browser still crashes because of Flash9d.ocx. This has happened
on a regular basis, for over a year now. Even with a single page up
it will crash shortly after the page loads, but sometimes it will
hold out a little longer.
I've been reading the forums so I know this is not uncommon.
I've tried to call Adobe, but their system disconnects the
call after a couple of minutes on hold. (There's a pattern there!)
Microsoft says it's a problem with the Flash player. Adobe
says nothing! Why don't Adobe and Microsoft communicate on this. I
send in a crash analysis every time it happens. The report
outlines, in detail, exactly what caused the crash. It mentions
something about illegal memory access or overflow. I don't have one
up now so don't remember the exact wording.
Is anyone working on this, officially, or has it been
ignored?
Does anyone else provide a flash player, other than Adobe?
This has been going on far too long.

Regarding Flash Player 9 crashing (primarily with IE7)
We are aware of this issue and it is being actively
investigated. We do not know when we might have a 100% fix, but the
Flash Player 9 public beta (9.0.60.184 from labs.adobe.com)
significantly reduces the rate of crashing for most people.
Things you can do to reduce the possibility of crashing:
-- update to the beta Flash Player Update 3 (9.0.60.184) from
http://labs.adobe.com. And be
certain to update to the final Flash Player 9 Update 3 release when
it is available.
-- reduce the number of tabs open in an instance of IE7.
Reducing the number of tabs simultaneously running SWFs will reduce
the amount of memory consumed, and will decrease the likelihood for
the crash condition to occur.
-- if you have X number of tabs open and crash, try limiting
yourself to X-3 tabs or so. For example, if you have 7 tabs open
and crash fairly consistently, try to limit yourself to 6 tabs. If
6 tabs fail, try 5.
-- Launch new instances of IE7, and limit the number of tabs
launched per instance
Optionally, as suggested above, you do have the option to use
Flash Player 8 in the interim:
-- rolling back to Flash Player 8 using the technote
"Archived Flash players available for testing purposes" (
http://www.adobe.com/go/tn_14266).
You'll need to be vigilant about preventing any Flash Player 9
updates. And note that this will prevent you from viewing any
content that requires Flash Player 9.

Flash9d.ocx - Missing error.

When I try to use the debugger in FB2 I get this error:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\Flash9d.ocx
Flex Builder cannot locate the required debug version of the
Flash Player. You may need to install the debug version of Flash
Player 9.0 or reinstall Flex Builder. Do you want to try to debug
with the current version?
I removed Flex Builder 2, re-downloaded it and reinstalled
it. That did not help.
"...install the debug version of Flash Player 9.0..."
Where do I find this version to download?
Thank you.
Greg

When I try to use the debugger in FB2 I get this error:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\Macromed\Flash\Flash9d.ocx
Flex Builder cannot locate the required debug version of the
Flash Player. You may need to install the debug version of Flash
Player 9.0 or reinstall Flex Builder. Do you want to try to debug
with the current version?
I removed Flex Builder 2, re-downloaded it and reinstalled
it. That did not help.
"...install the debug version of Flash Player 9.0..."
Where do I find this version to download?
Thank you.
Greg

Flash9d.ocx

ie crashs and i get error messages stating "flash9d.ocx" has
a problem. i have tried to upgrade my flash player then i get error
message that "flash9f.ocx" has a problem. how do i fix the
problem?

Does IE crash on every page or just on specific one? It
needn't be necessarily a problem with the plugin, it's much more
likely that it's just a bad movie on the page...
Anyway, you can try first uninstalling flash player from
control panel, add&remove programs before installing it
again.

After Effects CS5.5 error: crash in progress last logged message was 3300 DynamicLink 5

Randomly when I start after effects CS5.5 and premiere pro CS5.5 I get the following error:
After effects error: crash in progress last logged message was <3300> <DynamicLink> <5> 000000001AAB2080
I have all programs updated.
PC Specs:
i7 930 @ 2.8GHz
12GB RAM
Nvidia GTX 570
Windows 7 Proffesional 64bit
Thanks in advance guys!

What does "randomly" mean? What do you do, when the issue appears? Do you run games before? Use other programs? Also check the Event Viewer for the exact cause...
Mylenium

After Effects error: crash occurred while invoking effect plug-in "Looks" URGENT!

My name is Tyler and i'm a Mult-Media Editor in training. Just recently meaning just this project i've been getting this error "After Effects error: crash occurred while invoking effect plug-in “Looks”." every time i try to render. If i try to remove the clip where it messes up and replace it with another it will just mess up in another spot.
Screen Shot Here:http://gyazo.com/794429fd1091973c8a296a27d2af6fab.png
Information:
AE: After Effects CS5 (64-bit)
OS: Windows Home Premium (64-bit)
RAM: 8gb
Processor: 1st Gen. i7 Quad-Core
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 320
Updates: Installed All Updated For Adobe Products
Source Footage: Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 @ 60fps using UT Video Codec YUV 420
Worked Before? Yes
Open GL: My open gl is not enabled
I've read other forums and watched tutorials. I've already done the following. (Not in order used)
1. Downgrade Magic Bullet Looks from 1.4.3 to 1.4.2 (Didn't Work)
2. Upgrade Magic Bullet Looks to MBL 2.0 from Magic Bullet Suite 11 (Didn't Work)
3. Uninstall my gfx card and re-install it with the newer version (Didn't Work)
4. Reset AE preferences by pressing alt+shift+ctrl on the shortcut (Didn't Work)
5. Change render settings from H.264 -> .AVI (Didn't Work)
6. I've deleted "AE_OpenGL" from my After Effects folder (Didn't Work)
My Composition:
http://gyazo.com/53c7a2789a752cfba7e908bed31d7c01.png
http://gyazo.com/da0cacaf4ef6d7e3276b6aa45b77da79.png
The look file is not that complex but i don't know if it'll help but there it is.
Look File Settings:
http://gyazo.com/25346bb318edadc54e09273977964c7d.png
I've never had this problem before and hope that someone has a solution to this problem... if so please post an answer. I don't know if its because i put the plug in on all of my clips and then made an adjustment layer with another Magic Bullet Looks or if it's my clips fault but i just dont know what to do.
-Tyler

It sounds like Looks is only crashing on this project. If that is so then it's most likely a problem with one of your video clips. Either there's a corrupted frame or some other codec glitch that's throwing the errors. I'd suggest replacing footage items with temporary footage. You could even use solids. Replace one at a time, then undo, until you find the footage that's causing the crash. Then either re-compress that footage to another codec or replace it.
If Looks is crashing on every type of footage then you need to pursue other options that are more system related.

Catalyst 4000 - Config registers and error crashes

Two questions.
I have two Cat4500s, one of which suspiciously rebooted a few hours ago. I don't have valid syslog data for these devices. This is the system boot message:
System returned to ROM by abort at PC 0x0
I haven't been able to find any information about this boot message and have checked the BUS error crashes URL:
http://cisco.com/en/US/customer/products/sw/iosswrel/ps1831/products_tech_note09186a00800cdd51.shtml
Does anyone know what "abort at PC 0x0" means? Does this provide any indication as to why the switch rebooted?
Also, these 4500s have different configuration registers.
"Switch-1" has 0x102
"Switch-2" has 0x2102
Again, I can't find the URL that describes the values of the various configuration registers. What do these two config registers indicate?
Thanks.

4500-SW2#sh platform crashdump (PART 1 of 3)
Current time: 06/24/2005 15:26:48
Last powerfail: never
Last crash: 06/24/2005 11:56:06
Build: 12.1(13)EW, EARLY DEPLOYMENT
pc=008DF6F0 lr=001B0AF8 msr=4000B030 vector=00000300
cr=44000020 ctr=000B0A64 xer=00000000
r0=001B0AF8 r1=2080E8B0 r2=FFFFFFFF r3=00000000
r4=05620E7C r5=00000000 r6=2080E8C8 r7=00000000
r8=00000000 r9=09172624 r10=00EFAC27 r11=09172624
r12=00000001 r13=FFFFFFFF r14=00000000 r15=00000000
r16=00000000 r17=00040000 r18=00000000 r19=01450000
r20=01450000 r21=01450000 r22=00000000 r23=00000000
r24=0023AAF4 r25=00000000 r26=00000001 r27=0144A50C
r28=09172A64 r29=00000000 r30=091787B4 r31=01A52984
dec=000D3238 tbu=00074A45 tbl=BDCCC61E
dar=00000000 dsisr=00000000 hid0=8000C000
Stack frames:
Frame 1: pc=001B0AF8 stack=2080E8C0
Frame 2: pc=001B41C8 stack=2080E8C8
Frame 3: pc=001AC038 stack=2080E8D0
Frame 4: pc=0023AAC4 stack=2080E8E8
Frame 5: pc=0023AB7C stack=2080E8F8
Frame 6: pc=002387C8 stack=2080E908
Frame 7: pc=0023ACD4 stack=2080E940
Frame 8: pc=0023B2B4 stack=2080E960
Frame 9: pc=001183E4 stack=2080E978
Frame 10: pc=000CC2EC stack=2080E990
Frame 11: pc=000DB160 stack=2080EA00
Frame 12: pc=001651F4 stack=2080EA50
Pushed stack:
2080E8B0: 2080E8C0 2080E8C8 2080E8C0 2080E8D0
2080E8C0: 2080E8C8 001B0AF8 2080E8D0 001B41C8
2080E8D0: 2080E8E8 001AC038 2080E8E8 00000000
2080E8E0: 091787B4 01A52984 2080E8F8 0023AAC4
2080E8F0: 091787B4 091787B4 2080E908 0023AB7C
2080E900: 091787B4 00000000 2080E940 002387C8
2080E910: 2080E990 0562125C 00000000 00000000
2080E920: 00E997C0 22000020 00000000 01450000
2080E930: 0000000F 00000000 00000000 00000000
2080E940: 2080E960 0023ACD4 00000000 01450000
2080E950: 0000000F 00000000 00000000 00000000
2080E960: 2080E978 0023B2B4 00000000 00000000
2080E970: 00000000 017D59E0 2080E990 001183E4
2080E980: 00000000 00000000 0144A50C 017D59E0
2080E990: 2080EA00 000CC2EC 00000000 09449EF4
2080E9A0: 2080E9B8 004A23F8 00000000 00000000
2080E9B0: 08B23CC8 09449EF4 2080E9E0 004A4BF4
2080E9C0: 0000000E 01430000 FFFFFFFF 01430000
2080E9D0: 05621911 01440000 00000000 00000000
2080E9E0: 00000001 01446048 00000000 0142DF34
2080E9F0: 00000000 00000000 017D59E0 05620E7C
2080EA00: 2080EA50 000DB160 00000001 0DFFFFFF
2080EA10: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
2080EA20: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
2080EA30: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
2080EA40: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
2080EA50: 00000000 001651F4 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF
Popped stack:
2080E6B0: 00E94737 2080E770 00000000 00000000
2080E6C0: FFFFFFFF 00040000 00000000 01450000
2080E6D0: 01450000 01450000 05620E7C 00000000
2080E6E0: 2080E708 00000000 00000000 FFFFFFFF
2080E6F0: 00000010 0000000F 2080E852 2080E830
2080E700: 2080E740 7FFFFFF0 2080E798 000B0DD0
2080E710: 2080E73C 00000000 5538F8AF 00000000
2080E720: 00000071 00000000 2080E750 09449EF4
2080E730: 2080E748 004A51EC 2080E748 00000001
2080E740: 00000000 2080E862 01138217 2080E808
2080E750: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00040000
2080E760: 00000000 01450000 01450000 01450000
2080E770: 2080E7A0 00000000 0023AAF4 00000000
2080E780: 00000001 0144A50C 2080E7B0 2080E830
2080E790: 2080E7B8 00000000 2080E7C0 00000000
2080E7A0: 2080E7C8 0000000B 08A695AC 00000000
2080E7B0: 00000001 00000001 09172A64 00000000
2080E7C0: 091787B4 09172A64 2080E858 000AF698
2080E7D0: 2080E810 7FFFFFF3 2080E868 000B0DD0
2080E7E0: 2080E7F0 00E02560 2080E7F8 03906258
2080E7F0: 00000001 00000000 2080E818 2080E8B8
2080E800: 00000000 00000000 00EFAC3E 2080E8C8
2080E810: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00040000
2080E820: 00000000 01450000 01450000 01450000
2080E830: 00000000 00000000 0023AAF4 00000000
2080E840: 00000001 0144A50C 09172A64 00000000
2080E850: 091787B4 09172A64 2080E8D8 000AEE74
2080E860: 00EFAC3C 2080E808 00000000 2080E8C8
2080E870: FFFFFFFF 00000000 01300000 00EFAC27
2080E880: 00000000 00000000 00010040 00EFAC27
2080E890: 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000
2080E8A0: 2080E8B0 00000000 0000000E 00000000

Flash 9E OCX Errors

While trying to view or dowload webcam picture. I continue to
get iexplore msg with a problem with
Flash 9E OCX error reports. What needs to be done to correct
this problem. Thanks for your help

Ok, since this is at the top of the list in google searches,
I'll put down what I found worked to help out other people :).
Below is a transcript of a tech support question I posed with
MSN for the same problem. It may help you but you must do
everything in proper sequence.::
"Thank you for writing to MSN Entertainment Technical
Support.
This is Philippe and I am sorry to hear that you are unable
to view videos as you keep getting prompted to download the latest
Adobe Flash Player (formerly Macromedia Flash Player).
The issue you are experiencing is due to a lot of causes, as
such, solutions vary. Per our experience, the most common causes
are:
- Corrupted Flash player.
- Spyware/Adware programs installed on your computer.
- Microsoft Internet Explorer security setting is set too
high.
- The ActiveX controls are disabled.
To help you with your issue, please follow the steps below:
Note: Make sure you have the proper permissions to change any
settings on your computer. Please make sure that you are the
Administrator of the computer. If you are on a corporate network,
please contact your system ! administrator for more information. If
you are on a home network, login with an account that has
administrative permissions. If you cannot get administrative
permissions, get a person who can perform the changes for you.
I. Uninstall your current version of Adobe Flash if you have
installed it already:
a. To uninstall Flash using an uninstaller follow the
recommended steps from Adobe.
1. Go to
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowled...fm?id=tn_14157
2. Download the appropriate executable and follow the steps
in the wizard.
b. If the automatic uninstall did not work, try a manual
uninstall.
1. To manually uninstall Flash Player ActiveX Control on
Windows, follow the recommended steps from Adobe. Refer to:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowled...fm?id=tn_12727
II. Restart your computer.
III. ! Reinstall Flash Player:
a. To install the latest versi on of Adobe Flash Player,
click the link below:
http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/downl...ShockwaveFlash
IV. Please check if there are spyware/adware and other
deceptive software on your computer. These may conduct certain
activities on your computer without notifying you and getting your
permission first. These activities may include displaying pop-up
advertisements, changing Web browser settings, and collecting
personal information including your password. There are a variety
of tools that can detect and remove unwanted software from your
computer. To learn more about spy ware and download the detection
and removal tools, please go to:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
V. Lower your Microsoft Internet Explorer security setting.
When Internet Explorer security settings is set to High, it wil! l
not allow the necessary ActiveX controls to be used.
To reset the Internet Explorer security settings for the
current webpage, follow these steps:
a. Start Internet Explorer.
b. Click “Internet Options” on the
“Tools” menu.
c. Click “Security” in the “Internet
Options” dialog box.
d. Click “Default Level”.
e. Click “OK”.
VI. Enable the ActiveX controls. ActiveX is not a programming
language. It is a set of rules that tells software applications,
like games, how to share information and operate in Windows
operating system. Therefore, when this is disabled, MSN Video may
not operate properly.
a. Start Microsoft "Internet Explorer".
b. Click "Tools" menu.
c. Click "Internet Options".
d. Click "Security" tab.
e. Click "Internet" icon.
f. Click "Custom Level". The "S! ecurity Settings" box
appears.
g. Go to the "Set tings:" frame.
h. Select "Enable" for each of the five options under
"ActiveX controls and plug-ins".
- Automatic Prompting for ActiveX Controls
- Download Signed ActiveX Controls
- Download Unsigned ActiveX Controls
- Run ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins
- Script ActiveX Controls Marked Safe for Scripting
i. Click "OK". A "Warning!" dialog box appears.
j. Click "Yes".
k. Click "OK" to close the "Security Settings" box.
l. Click "OK" to end.
VII. Try to view videos again by visiting the link below:
http://video.msn.com
You may also want to try a few troubleshooting ! steps that
have helped resolve similar issues in the past.
I. Clear temporary Internet files and cookies. Temporary
Internet files store the information your computer exchanges with
the websites you visited. These files facilitate the communication
between your computer and the websites. As time passes, these files
become cluttered and can adversely affect the communication.
Therefore, we have to clean up the clutter to ensure seamless
communication. To clean up:
a. Start Internet Explorer.
b. Click "Tools".
c. Click "Internet Options". The "Internet Options" window
appears.
d. Click "General" tab.
e. Go to "Temporary Internet files".
f. Click "Delete Files" to delete the cache. The "Delete
Files" dialog box appears.
g. Select "Delete all offline content".
h. Click "Ok" to dele! te files.
i. Go to "Temporary Internet files". < BR/> j. Click
"Delete Cookies" to delete the cookies. The "Delete Cookies" box
appears.
k. Click "Ok" when prompted to delete cookies.
l. Click "Ok" to close the Internet Options window.
II. Clear temporary files stored in your PC. Windows Temp
folder also acts like the temporary Internet files. To remove
Windows Temp folder:
a. Click on Windows "Start" menu.
b. Click "Run". The "Run" dialog box appears.
c. Type in "%temp%" (without the quotes) on the space
provided.
d. Click "Ok" to open your Temp folder.
e. Click "Edit" menu.
f. Click "Select all" to select/highlight all files in this
folder.
g. Click "File" menu.
h. Click "Delete".
i. Click on "File".
j. Click "C! lose" to close the folder.
Note: If you are not able to delete all files, this is normal
behavior especially if the file is being used by an application
that is open.
III. Empty your recycle bin folder.
a. Right-click the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop.
b. Click "Empty Recycle Bin".
c. Click "Yes" if you are prompted to confirm that you want
to delete the files.
Furthermore, please make sure that the Adobe Flash Player
add-on for MSN Video is enabled on your Internet Explorer. Here's
how:
1. Start Internet Explorer.
2. Click "Tools".
3. Click "Internet Options".
4. Click the "Programs" tab.
5. Click the "Manage Add-ons..." button to launch the Manage
Add-ons window.
6. Choose “Shockwave Flash Object” from the list
of add-ons.
7. Click “Enable” radio box under
“Settings” option box.
7.! Click the "OK" button in "Manage Add-ons" window.
8. Click the "OK" button in the "Program" tab.
--------------------------

Please Help After Effects Error:Crash in progrss.Last logged message was: 8020 GPU manager Sniffer Result Code:3

Tell us about your computer hardware.
A:Here is my specs:
i-7 4770 motherboard
8 gb of Ram
What operating system?
A:Windows 7 64 bit OS
If you are getting error message(s), what is the full text of the error message(s)?
A:After Effects Error:Crash in progrss.Last logged message was:<8020><GPU manager>Sniffer Result Code:3
What were you doing when the problem occurred? What is the exact sequence of steps that you are taking?
A: Opened it and the error started

@Todd_Kopriva
thank you very much it works now

Ie shows flash9d.ocx add-on but in FaceBook...

Hi Adobe People,
The problem is that the flash won't work in our FaceBook
page. ie shows flash9d.ocx add-on and I tried loading again but
still doesn't work.
Please note that other websites that use flash are OK.
Can this be a similar problem as described in
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=44&catid=184&threadid =1301609&enterthread=y#4720148
Any help is appreciated.
regards Mark

Just one other note. There seems to be problems with sites
using flash 8.
See links here;
http://www.bestflashanimationsite.com/vote/
The only sites I found to work was Tanimar, Futyulos and
Samsung Camcorder.
regards Mark

Extract Edit Across a Dissolve causes Serious Error Crash

Hoping that:
1 - There's an update soon - it's been a while since we've had anything significant.
2 - This particular bug gets addressed.
I'm on a new Mac Pro - 64 GB Dual Hexacore 2.93 GHz. Running Raid 0 internal with a Blade SSD in the 16x PCI slot. Other than Chrome, Motion (To get the Pro Codecs) and the Adobe Suite, I've installed nothing else on this rig. Software updates are latest version
Quadro 4000 updated to latest published non-beta CUDA drivers.
I'm doing trim edits on a feature. The timelines I'm working in are about 6 minutes long (Broken up by sequences). Working in ProRes 422.
Issue:
When I try to do an extract edit and either the in or the out point touches an audio dissolve, I get a Serious Error Crash.
My current Work-Around is to remove all the dissolves before I extract - but I have 8 channels of Audio and its an action film, so there's a LOT to remove.
Eager for an update.

Since this is a new rig, I'm assuming this is a PPro CS6 installation you're referring to?

Can't get past OCX error when installing ODAC 11g on Windows Server 2003

I have been trying to install ODAC 11g on Windows Server 2003 and can't get past the OCX error when registering oravsdbgeng11w.dll. I've read every message on this forum even remotely related to this problem and tried every solution offered. I have done a clean install into a new Oracle home, and made sure Instant Client is always included. All service packs and automatic updates have been installed. For what it's worth I have successfully installed ODAC 11g on Windows XP Pro.
If anyone out there has been able to get this up and running and would care to share the wisdom that would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Michael Young
Latitude Geographics
Victoria, BC

Michael, as you already noticed, every time I have seen this issue it has been because ODT was being installed into an Oracle home where no client exists, or perhaps installed into an old oracle home where the client was an old version (eg Oracle10), or the client was broken. Usually though, the user unchecked the instant client checkbox during the ODAC install.
So you say you checked instant client and you still got the error? That doesn't add up...
Are you using 32-bit windows? If you are using 64 bit windows be sure to tell us.
Why don't you try avoiding using instant client at all, in case it is somehow not getting installed properly.
You can do this as follows:
1) Under the download links on OTN, go to the database download page.
2) Download the Oracle Database client 11g for Microsoft Windows
3) Run this installer and Install ODP.NET 1.x and 2.x into a new Oracle home from this client install, but nothing else. If ODP.NET is not listed there (it has been a long time since I looked at that) than just install a minimal Oracle client install.
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5) Go back and install ODAC and this time choose "Oracle Server" radio button during the install (rather than the client install)
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