Ie8 - file not found ieframe.dll 1

Also, ensure that you back up registry before editing it. For this purpose, you may use a reliable registry maintenance program. This is the least preferred method of resolving the error and you should only attempt it if the above 3 steps have failed to resolve the issue.

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Tip : A safe way of obtaining a good dll file is from a computer that has similar configuration as your computer.

Both scans come up free of errors, and my problem remains unresolved. I have also attempted launching IE in safe mode, launching it from a newly created local account, resetting it, and turning it off and then turning it back on. None of these have resolved the issue. I guess it's an issue with Ubisoft rather that IE - I suppose they use IE for rendering things, which doesn't mean that errors that are thrown are caused by IE.

Anyway: other Ubisoft users have the same issue. If you are using the. NET framework, try removing the control, then instead of adding the webbrowser ".

Regardless, let me know what environments you are building in so I can attempt to reproduce the problem here and give you a better answer. In IE7, they have separated the library and code for the browser out of ieframe.

In the project references, I changed the reference for "Microsoft Internet Controls" from the ieframe. Please note the above problem does not seem to affect Pre-IE 7-Installation compiled programs. Basically once you save your project with IE 7 installed its going to get corrupted!!! What I did was, go onto another computer with IE 6 installed Or you can just "add and remove programs" uninstall IE 7 - this reverts you to your previously installed version, in my case IE 6 I copy and pasted all my code from my corrupted VB program into another new program, recreated forms and saved under this IE 6 environment program works successfully, removed IE 7 from my computer retried program and it works.

Needless to say IE 7 is not being reinstalled at this time. Please note the corrupted programs do not work under IE 6. Notes: Ok in my experience uninstalling and reinstalling IE 7 did not work, did multiple times. Going to the Project menu in Visual Basic then References. Looking for Microsoft Internet Controls, clicking, then browsing from ieframe. Please inform us if it does. Hopefully this post will help countless others continue to do their work productively and not waste the hours I've wasted trying to find a solution.

I found this solution on another site, and it worked for me. Then I re-opened the project and did the above and then added the web component back to the form from the toolbar, once re-added.

Touch wood no problems so far, have saved, compiled and re-opened the project a number of times and no error and all running fine. Opened the vb project, ignored the errors, deleted the control from the form remember the control name though , save project and close VB.

Open VB and project, the new web browser control appears. Add control to project and rename it with original control name to keep the code intact. I started getting this message after installing IE7, but it was in a VB group with two projects and neither of them had a reference to Microsoft Internet Controls.

To get round it, I added the reference to both projects checked the box in Project References for both of them then exited saving the project and group files. I then reopened the group and removed the references again error message had gone already , and resaved. Projects now compile and run OK with no errors, but I don't know why I got the error in this particular one, as I have worked on several with no problems since upgrading to IE7.

First of all. I add a "proyect of installation and implementation" then i add the project that is gonna take part of the installer. I click the button "accept" and the installer finish. Then when i try to install the program in a machine that already has installed the IE7 i got this error. I tried many ways to solve this problem. I used what others said, like instead of ieframe. I hear two solution paths.

Before I take a fork in the road For those that don't want to search the registry: - copy the code below into notepad between the lines , - save that as "IEFrameFix.

No warrenties or guarantees implied :. It is a pretty good solution. Work nicely. Use the component with the same name so that you need nothing to change in your existing code. It just works. I use vb6 and all of the sudden my application crashes with a Run-time error when I try to browse using my web browser control. I've never had this problem before and just recently installed IE I tried searching my registry for ieframe. I've tried deleting the control, removing the reference to ieframe.

I tried this same thing again only I added shdocvw. I too am facing a similar problem though the reference issue is sorted out by poining to shdocvw. Does this persist if I use ieframe. Has anyone tested this. I am having a different problem. I have a spy checker that keeps popping up telling me ieframe. I am using IE Ver 7. Should I allow it or block it?? I have made an automated fix for this problem.

You just run a. Or if you so desire I included instructions on how to do it manually. I got. Net and VB6 both installed on my system with IE7 and I am getting this same run-time error -2 fffffffe. I dont know why i'm still getting the error. This will still add the same ShDocVw namespace, but its the one that's imported from ieframe. If you do the registry lookup for the "ieframe.

This way you can rollback if required. With that fix, I didn't have to reboot or anything i had to restart the program, but I can live with that. If you find my post on page 2 I have all the registry key changes that you have to make there. That way you will know what is going on. Other then that, you probably need to try something to fix it. Surprisingly, I haven't had this happen again for a while now, it used to happen like clock work once a week.

Make me think that one of the updates for IE7 fixed this. I always love responses from developers like this. So "Don't embrace new technology" rather stick with the old and keep going through the pains or lack thereof of functionality that IE 7 provides such as nice tabbing, etc. I happen to like new advances so what, there is always risks and work arounds that we have to figure out, even with existing Makes more sense to figure a work around than not to use IE 7 at all. At least that's my take.

Just because you're coding in old code is no reason why you should have to downgrade any new advances with IE or any other app for that reason. The easy way out to me is just an excuse. Why not try to figure out how to get it to mesh, so that you can take advantage and make your life easier with new advances in technology.

So what, it slows you down just a bit to "figure it out", but you know what? You are better for it both in your career and just simply able to do things esier rather you 'd like to admit it or not. I love people who say oh, it was easier in that old technology because I didn't have this or that problems that I have now that I upgraded. So what! The reason to struggle through change, is to ulitimately improve your experience as a coder and for your customers and at the end of the day, you will like that you can do things easier, faster, etc.

I believe that new things at least on the Microsoft side have always been for the better.. Just makes no sense to me why people just take the lazy way out.

I have got the same error. I copyed shdocvw. Ramakin you were right, that worked, I opend the project and went and browsed for shdocvw. For those that don't want to search the registry: - copy the code below into notepad between the lines , - save that as " IEFrameFix. No warrenties or guarantees implied. How to open Microsoft Internet Controls and change the reference? So, we finally found a solution using feedback from S.

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