htmed.dll error during MS Service Pack 5 installation

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Try this first

by IC-IT · 10 years ago In reply to htmed.dll error during MS ...

Open a cmd prompt and type
regsvr32 htmed.dll

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regsvr32 - you may need to mention path

by BizIntelligence · 10 years ago In reply to Try this first

To register a file command can be:

regsvr32 "path of dll file"

To un-register a file command can be:

regsvr32 -u "path of dll file"

Cheers !

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that does not work. either...

by octavia_biris · 10 years ago In reply to Try this first

Thank you for your quick responses. I applied the regsvr32 command on the path of the htmed.dll, amd I got another error message, saying "DllRegisterServer in htmed.dll failed. Return code was: 0x8002801c". What should I do next?

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Likely registry permission issue

by BizIntelligence · 10 years ago In reply to that does not work. eithe ...

It is likely that permissions on part of the registry have been changed to deny you access. You will need to be a local administrator to register the COM object. You have to local administrator to install that software. If PC is part of windows domain then unplug it from network and login as local administrator and then install. If it fails again then read following article to see how you can use regmon utility (freeware by System Internals) which registry item is failing to open.
http://www.cryer.co.uk/brian/windows/trbl_nt_rgsvrfld8002801c.htm

Good Luck !

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Are you running Vista?

by Str8thru · 10 years ago In reply to htmed.dll error during MS ...

Assuming you are, are you installing the program by selecting "Run as Administrator"

check out the site below for another option

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vblanguage/thread/763a9ee4-7231-4fdb-b2ea-f5426aac2ae2

good luck

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registry key permissions

by jconnell · 10 years ago In reply to htmed.dll error during MS ...

I found that the write permission of registry key HKCR\Interface\{34A715A0-6587-11D0-924A-0020AFC7AC4D} had been blocked. When I allow write of this using regedt32 I could properly install SP5. I diagnosed the problem using regmon from http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896652.aspx with "Options / Filters / Log writes" as suggested at http://www.cryer.co.uk/brian/windows/trbl_nt_rgsvrfld8002801c.htm

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This worked for me too

by ktredget · 10 years ago In reply to registry key permissions

Thanks for your post jconnell - that solved the problem for me too.

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This works for me

by the_vulture · 10 years ago In reply to registry key permissions

You may want to search for "htmed.dll" in your registry; mine was under a different key.

Thanks,
V

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registry keys permission for htmed.dll

by dana777 · 8 years ago In reply to htmed.dll error during MS ...

Thanks alot--this also worked for me, I did a regedt32 to edit the registry keys permission, and then searched on 34A715A0-6587-11D0-924A-0020AFC7AC4D key that was suggested above as the culprit... and then sp5 was successfully installed.

Thanks Jconnell, thanks Octavia

Dana Peters

Windows

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