Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis

[#1]

The directory have been renamed an Robot have recreated from scratch the directory but the double regulation problem is still there.

After this action it may be like this therefore I asked you to press the icon in Job Preferences. Could you try this please?

If you find your post answered press the Accept as Solution button please. This will help other users to find solutions much faster. Thank you.

[#2]

Hi Artur,

I am sorry but I have followed your suggestion. In the attached video you can look at the situation. There is something I am doing wrong ?. Let me know

Thanks

[#3]

Gabriele,

Try the following steps:

1. Find all dm2008.dll files on your hard disk

2. Run cmd.exe as administrator (available under the right mouse button)

3. Being in the folder where you found dm2008.dll run Regsvr32 DM2008.dll/u (this should be done for all folders where you have dm2008.dll)

This action should result in displaying information that DM2008.dll has been unregistered

4. Start Robot and check Job Preferences again

If you find your post answered press the Accept as Solution button please. This will help other users to find solutions much faster. Thank you.

[#4]

Hi Artur

Unfortunally Ialways get the same error

Thanks

[#5 · Accepted solution]

Gabriele,

Please make sure you have the admin rights and check if you run cmd.exe as administrator (available under the right mouse button) as I wrote previously.

The description of the error you encountered that I managed to find says:

Symptom:

When attempting to register a COM object (e.g. Active-X component or OCX) with ‘Regsvr32’, i.e.:

regsvr32 COM

it fails with a message box displaying:

DllRegisterServer in COM failed.
Return code was: 0x8002801c

Where ‘COM’ is the name of the COM object file.

Cause:

The error value ‘0x8002801c’ means ‘Error accessing the OLE registry’.

Remedy:

• If this error is encountered when using ‘regsvr32 /u ...’, i.e. to unregister a COM object then it probably indicates that the COM object is not registered or has already been unregistered.
• 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.
• If you encounter this error on Windows Vista or Windows 2008 server then ensure that the command session from which regsvr32 is being run was started using "Run as administrator"
• If you are a local administrator (i.e. a member of the ‘Administrators’ group on the workstation) then most likely someone or some application has modified (intentionally or unintentionally) the permissions on one or more registry keys and that this is preventing access. To identify which registry key is causing the problem use Regmon (a freeware tool published by System Internals). Use Regmon to capture all registry access when regsvr32 is run. If an ‘OpenKey’ request fails with ‘Access Denied’ (which is listed by Regmon as ‘ACCDENIED’) then run regedt32 and check the permissions on that registry key. If necessary change the permissions on the key to grant local Administrators ‘Full Control’. They try registering the COM object again. The only times I have encountered this problem it affected more than one key, so be prepared to repeat this process.

If you find your post answered press the Accept as Solution button please. This will help other users to find solutions much faster. Thank you.

[#6]

Hi Artur,

Now It works fine !!!. 

Thanks