Problems with using Agbot 2.3.14

1st Step.

Go in to “Needed OCX Files” folder.
Right click and copy the following files.

VbEcplipse.ocx navigate to C:WindowsSystem32
comctl32.ocx navigate to C:Windowssystem32
comdlg32.ocx navigate to C:Windowssystem32

Right Click inside the folder, click Paste.

2nd Step.

Click Start button on your desktop.
Go to “Run”, click it, a box will appear where you can type.

Copy each line, and paste it in to run, then press enter.

regsvr32 "C:Windowssystem32VbEclipse.ocx"
regsvr32 "C:Windowssystem32comctl32.ocx"
regsvr32 "C:Windowssystem32comdlg32.ocx"

After each one you should see that it was successfully registered, you are good to move on to next step 

Ok when I put the copied files into the system32 folder the copying to the folder is a success but when I do the second step and try to use "run" and the whole "regsvr32 "C:Windowssystem32VbEclipse.ocx"" into the run option I get this message


The module "C:Windowssytem32VbEclipse.ocx"failed to load.

Make sure the binary is stored at the specific path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependant .DLL files.

The Specific module could not be found.


This is confusing the crap out of me can someone help?

u typed in the wrong sentence u forgot the "/"

here copy this and paste it it should work

regsvr32 "C:\Windows\system32\VbEclipse.ocx"

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Originally Posted by John_Dread u typed in the wrong sentence u forgot the "/" here copy this and paste it it should work regsvr32 "C:Windowssystem32VbEclipse.ocx"

Nope lol now it says:

The module "C:\Windows\sytem32\VbEclipse.ocx"failed to load.

Make sure the binary is stored at the specific path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependant .DLL files.

The Specific module could not be found.

edit: Now that I downloaded the library files when I input "regsvr32 "C:Windowssystem32VbEclipse.ocx" " into run it now says:

The module "C:Windowssystem32VbEclipse.ocx" failed to load.

Make sure the binary is stored at the specific path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent .DLL files.

The specific module could not be found.

i got the same problem

Make sure you are taking the actual .ocx files and moving them in to the correct folder Windows/system32. If you are using Vista, please make sure you are running as an administrator.

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Originally Posted by Mass Mods Make sure you are taking the actual .ocx files and moving them in to the correct folder Windows/system32. If you are using Vista, please make sure you are running as an administrator.

what program should I be running as administrator though? or be on the admin account? If you mean to be one the administrator account I am on the admin account. Idk wth to do about this.

Have you placed the .ocx files in the correct folder as stated in the guide?

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Originally Posted by Mass Mods Have you placed the .ocx files in the correct folder as stated in the guide?

C:>windows>system32

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Originally Posted by Mass Mods Have you placed the .ocx files in the correct folder as stated in the guide?

I can also post screenshots if that would help

Wow, thats wierd, I have never heard of anyone having this kind of problem before.

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Originally Posted by Mass Mods Wow, thats wierd, I have never heard of anyone having this kind of problem before.

perhaps it'd be better to show ya, please bear with me and all the screenshots but I like to be as specific as possible to avoid confusion and settle the issue more quickly.

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Originally Posted by Mass Mods Wow, thats wierd, I have never heard of anyone having this kind of problem before.

here is the second half.....

huh i didn't even didn't done that what u said...Mine works but i have to figure out how to use that script...Server full now

try to do the same procedure with these ocx-files it could work...tell us if it does:[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

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Originally Posted by John_Dread try to do the same procedure with these ocx-files it could work...tell us if it does:[Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

it didn't.....lol