Mscomct2 Cab Installer

Download MSCOMCT2.OCX for free and fix any missing OCX errors. Free, Safe and Secure. Learn how to register MSCOMCT2.OCX file for Excel's Date Time Picker (Calendar Control) for 32 Bit & 64. Aug 14, 2012 - After installing the update, the Windows Common Control Library does not work. The issue seems to stem around a defective installation or registration of the OCX file. This update causes problems with existing Microsoft Access, VB6 and other applications using common controls such as the Treeview and.

Windows 8.1 (64-bit) I am trying to add a calendar control to Excel 2013. In this page I have followed a download link which says to save MSCOMCT2.CAB to C: windows SysWOW64 I have saved it to my desktop and then copied it to C: windows SysWOW64 and when I double click on it I get 2 files (.inf and.ocx). The instructions just say 'after registering” (whatever that means) and not a lot more. I double click on the.ocx file, it asks where I want to “extract” the files to.

I select the same folder, and a “save” window opens. Nero 2015 Serial Number. I click on the save button but I get an error 'access is denied' I am not familiar with this process and would appreciate step-by-step instructions. Tomohawk: The instructions just say 'after registering” (whatever that means) An OCX file is a special type of DLL file, called an ActiveX DLL.

ActiveX DLL’s need to have a registry entry created to associate the program classes inside the DLL with the physical location of the file. This way, when a program tries to invoke something like “SomeCompany.CalendarControl”, Windows knows that the class “SomeCompany.CalendarControl” is in that OCX file.

To make this link, you need to use regsvr32. • Click Start and type CMD • click the “cmd.exe” or the “Command Prompt” icon • in the command prompt: • type cd c: windows syswow64 and press ENTER • type regsvr32 mscomct2.ocx • if this completes successfully, you can close the window., you almost got it right, but missed changing to the syswow64 folder. As an optional step, you can associate regsvr32 with OCX files, so that double-clicking them registers them. (this also works with ActiveX DLL’s, too.) If you’re only doing this once, don’t bother with these steps.