If it's for internal purposes you should be fine. I have recently upgraded to windows 8 64 bit from windows 7 64 bit and I am facing an issue like 'error: msxml4.0 is not properly installed' while starting the game after exhaustive search and looking through microsoft articles and user questions I have been unable to resolve the Issue. If you're redistributing software commercially with your created merge module I would be sure to check that you're covered for this redistrubution. I'd be surprised if Flexera have produced some for use, but if they have lucky you!Īs VBScab has stated, if you want a merge module for MSXML 6.0, and there isn't a Flexera provided one, the best thing to do is create one and you can reuse it for all future projects. If you can't find them, then it is because Microsoft have chosen not to provide merge modules for MSXML 6.0. Itanium 64bit processor version, standard language (English)Ħ4bit processor (x86-64), Japanese languageĦ4bit processor (x86-64), standard language (English)ģ2bit processor (x86), standard language (English) Itanium 64bit processor version, Japanese language If it's which ones? - the two items in bold are what you need for standard 32bit and 64bit use. When an administrator logs on, Windows UAC will not grant the. It sounds like the component interface changed between releases.Are you saying that you can't find the merge modules, or asking which one to use? 1.3 Installing Software Keys on Windows OS. This may be caused by a damaged or unregistered Microsoft XML Parser (MSXML). Your Windows operating systems Microsoft Core XML Services DLL (MSXML.dll) file is missing, damaged, or unregistered. I did not do this, but after the error, I did uninstall MSXML 4.0, reboot, delete the dll's, reboot again, and reinstall, and it did not fix the problem. MSXML is not installed correctly is commonly caused by incorrectly configured system settings or irregular entries in the Windows registry. If MSXML 4 is either not installed or damaged, the file cannot be read.
According to Microsoft ( ) they recommend unregistering the DLL's before install, but only for the pre-releases. To test out what was causing the error, I installed the SP1 on my machine and it caused the same error. Previously, msxml4 libraries were part of OLEDB Access Module product but those libraries were removed from it because those are no longer required by OLEDB. So, my questions are (a) why is this happebning, (b) how do I stop this and thats about it. It worked perfectly for development, then when I rolled it out onto the production server which is W2K Advanced Server which had MSXML 4.0 SP1 installed, then I got the error.
It had MSXML 4.08 installed (I believe that this was the non-SP1 version, but it was downloaded and installed within the past 6 months, so it should not be the older releases). I did the development on one of our testing machines running W2K Professional. Thanks for the response! Here's the low-down on my configuration.
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