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    Posted: 02 Sep 2008 at 8:39am
A small percentage of users have reported that a new install of Aurora on some Vista systems will report an error message about MSCOMM32 and will not start up.  The specific error message follows:
 
Aurora encountered unexpected error and will now reset.
339: Component "MSCOMM32.OCX" or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid
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Cause:
Another application has previously been installed that contains an incompatible or incomplete version of MSCOMM32.
 
Solution:
If you have not already done so, install Vista Service Pack 1.  For most users this will fix the problem.  If the problem persists then you will need to remove MSCOMM32.ocx from your C:\Windows\System32 folder and then reinstall Aurora (doing so will allow the installer to update your system with a compatible version of MSCOMM32). do the following:
 
1. Download the Aurora Vista Patch from:
 
2. Unzip the contents of the zip file
 
3. Right click on the AuroraVistaPatchInstall.bat file you just unzipped and select "Run As Administrator"
 
4. Reinstall Aurora
 
1. Uninstall Aurora
3. Install the new version you just downloaded.
 


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I know this is a dumb question...but how do you check to see which service pack you have? I'm almost positive that I saw once windows update install a service pack.  I'm comming up with this error and I run Vista. I have Spectrum installed...would this be why?
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Having Spectrum installed will not affect Aurora.  If you have been keeping current with Windows Update then you probably do have the service pack installed.  You will need to follow the second procedure to fix this error message.
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Originally posted by wellinge

I know this is a dumb question...but how do you check to see which service pack you have? I'm almost positive that I saw once windows update install a service pack.  I'm comming up with this error and I run Vista. I have Spectrum installed...would this be why?


I don't believe in dumb questions. Only dumb ones are the ones that go unasked.

Right click on the "My Computer" icon and click on Properties. A screen will pop up describing it all. It will be abbreviated as SP1.

What kind of error are you getting?

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I do indeed have sp1. I'm getting the same exact error as stated above. Only in scheduler though I believe.
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wellinge,
 
Please try the second procedure.  Remove C:\Windows\System32\MSCOMM32.OCX and then reinstall Aurora.
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Don't want to sound nit-picky, but can you chronicle the exact chain of events (each step you've done) to generate the error? Can't get it to hiccup here.

You did reboot your computer after installing, right?


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Thread has been updated with a new procedure in the original post.
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ok so I downloaded it. What do I do with the .bat file? I don't have the "run as administrator" option when I right click it. I have that user control or whatever turned off.
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Just double click on it and run it.

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