Profibus card program has 429 ActiveX component can not create object

I have a Profibus card (DF_PROFI_II DP). It was working fine on an old PC. Our IT department need to upgrade PC to a new one, and now I can not get it to work on the new PC. 
Both PCs run windows XP. I tried driver for original CD which is 1.32.1 and I tried a downloaded driver 1.35.0. In both cases, windows can recognize the hardware. However when I tried to run Configurator II, the program always shows a message like below:
Anybody can help?
Thanks,
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If the error happens as soon as you start the configurator I would think there is a conflict between different versions of the configurator.
Could you go ahead and remove the board from your PC, uninstall all Comsoft components from your machine. Sometimes that might be not only the driver but also the configurator.
Then go ahead and delete the Comsoft folder, reboot and install the 1.36.2 driver.
Then install the detect the board again and try the configurator.
DirkW

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