Tim, you need to install the DLL using a proper installer package like Install Shield. All those hacks of manually trying to register it tend to fail from Windows 7 onwards.



>Tamar
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>Any chance you got this resolved? I have the exact same problem except I'm trying to register Cryptor 5.0 on a 64 bit Windows 8 machine. I've tried all of the things you've tried and get the same error message. We have been successful in registering Cryptor on a 64 bit Windows 7 machine by turning off DEP in the boot.ini, then doing the REGSVR32 xicr50.dll. I think the problem is that I can't turn off DEP to register the DLL in Windows 8. Windows 8 does allow me to turn it off for one file, but that doesn't seem to allow me to register the dll.
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>Tim
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>>An old client just surfaced with some problems. I used Cryptor 5 to give him the encryption he wanted in the application.
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>>Since I last did anything for him, I've switched to a 64-bit Windows 7 machine. I'm now trying to register Cryptor, so that I can run this application.
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>>I'm having no luck. I poked around online and learned that I needed to use the version of RegSvr32 that's in the SysWOW64 folder, not the System32 folder. I also saw an indication that DEP might be in the way, so disabled it for RegSvr32, but still no joy.
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>>When I issue this command:
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>>regsvr32 D:\<path to the right folder>\Cryptor\xicr50.dll
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>>I get this error:
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>>The module "D:\path to the right folder\Cryptor\xicr50.dll" failed to load.
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>>Make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent .DLL files.
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>>Invalid access to memory location.
>>------------
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>>Any suggestions?
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>>Tamar