PBCLRTRT120.MSI chokes on pbjvm120.dll

[Former Member]

Why cant the MSI register pbjvm120.dll?

MSI Error message: "...pbjvm120.dll failed to register"

Only happening on new win7 64 bit machines.

The below files are in the c:\windows\system32 folder as is needed for pbjvm120.dll to operate:

msvcr71.dll

msvcp71.dll

atl71.dll

THX

[Former Member]

Hi Dee;

   The following files are needed for all PB applications but not deployed by the PB Packager application ... 

msvcr71.dll

msvcp71.dll

atl71.dll

This is a long time known issue!  

Regards ... Chris

[Former Member]

Correct... But as previously mentioned, these files are already present on the new win7 pc's.

[Former Member]

Hi Dee.

Is the java runtime installed to that pc? Anyway, are you sure this dll is needed for your application? Are you doing any java work?

Andreas.

[Former Member]

Are you sure the right versions are installed on Windows 7?

c:\windows\syswow64 is the 32 bit version of the files

c:\windows\system32 is the 64bit version of the files (unfortunately MS chose to make this directory re-map to the syswow64 directory when running 32 bit apps, so it's hard to tell if the files you're seeing are 32 or 64bit versions)

So, when running a 64bit app, c:\windows\system32 has the 64bit versions of the programs in it, and when running a 32bit app, it has the 32bit versions.

I know the naming is counter-intuitive, but it's accurate

Are you sure those files came with Windows on that machine? I run Win7 64bit here as well, and they're not in the windows directories anywhere.

Do a find on the machine (windows search) for atl71.dll, see if it appears anywhere else, and check it's date/time  against other files to see if you can tell when it was installed.

[Former Member]

Solved.

These files:

msvcr71.dll

msvcp71.dll

atl71.dll

Need to reside here:

C:\Windows\SysWOW64\

Placing them in the path or in System32 folder did not work.