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by jayeshramaiya Accepted solution
by robo_dev Accepted solution
Did you do a 'run as administrator' when you installed the application? If not, I would do a reinstall whilst choosing 'run as administrator'. Most likely some critical dll did not get registered properly.
To patch it manually:
Look in your application logs to see if you can spot the offending dll.
Not the most elegant method, but I would take a look at the installer directory, see what dlls are part of the app, then attempt to manually register each one. You cannot register a dll twice, and most simple apps just use two or three dlls.
http://www.ehow.com/how_2056399_manually-register-dll-windows-vista.html
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