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Hello members,
I have an inexplicable phenomenon. My VBA tool runs perfectly on 4 computers, with one PC I get the message: Process Fails: Unknown error occurred. Error No: 48 Error: Error loading a DLL" The connection to Creo works, the message only appears when a procedure is called. Dim startLevel As New Cintseq Set gAllAsmbls = New Collection Set gUsedAsm = assemblyIn Call listSubAsmComponents(startLevel) '<-- here comes the error message Set collectEachAsblyComponentPath = gAllAsmbls" It's probably because of the Cintseq!? Other subs that don't have Cintseq run on Creo.
Does anyone have any advice on this?
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Hallo Mitglieder,
hab da ein nicht erklärbares Phenomän.
Mein VBA Tool läuft auf 4 Rechner einwandfrei, bei einem PC kommt die Meldung:
Process Failes: Unknown error occured. Error No: 48 Error: Fehler beim Laden einer DLL"
Die Verbindung zu Creo funktioniert, nur beim Aufrufen einer Prozedur kommt es zu der Meldung.
Dim startLevel As New Cintseq
Set gAllAsmbls = New Collection
Set gUsedAsm = assemblyIn
Call listSubAsmComponents(startLevel) '<-- hier kommt die Fehlermeldung
Set collectEachAsblyComponentPath = gAllAsmbls"
Es liegt wohl an dem Cintseq !?
Andere Subs, die kein Cintseq haben, laufen mit Creo.
Hat hierzu jemand einen Rat ?
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Hi again,
I've tried now to reinstall and install Creo 5.0.3.0, but without any positive effect to the Problem, its still the same,
what can i do further ?
Its only on one Workstation, really strange.
Is that workstation running the same version of Excel as the others?
Hi Be,
Thanks for your hint.
Jep the same version, office 13, when i remember correct. But yesterday evening i could enclose the fault. When i logged on with my username, then the vba code runns correct, and with the other username it fails. So there must be something wrong in the win registry i guess. Now our IT try to find a solution.