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    Non existent dll error

    Anyone know what this is and how to fix it? I have searched everywhere and cannot find any info on a mcse3114.dll file.

    If I run the developer As Administrator every time I do not get the error.

    This also happens with the runtime and I have tried V10.5, V11 and V12. All the same.

    mcse3114.png

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    Re: Non existent dll error

    Preston,
    does the file exist at that location?
    It does not exist on my system. The alpha folder does not exist there.
    Is this all on the same machine?
    edit: a search of the registry does not show that file either.
    a search of google does not come up to that file.
    A search of my computer does not show the file in existence either

    I would be interested to see the content of the autoexec script.
    Last edited by DaveM; 11-07-2014, 12:26 PM.
    Dave Mason
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    Skype is dave.mason46

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      #3
      Re: Non existent dll error

      Dave, there is no such file, anywhere. I even searched the internet and there are no results for that dll file name which leads me to believe it is either a custom dll file from Alpha or AIMS.

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        #4
        Re: Non existent dll error

        I don't have aims. I have csda and a5 doc.
        Have you contacted aims about this?

        Have you re-installed alpha.

        I only run my computers as admin anyhow and require my clients do the same.
        I would actually have to modify to be able to start as no admin.
        Dave Mason
        [email protected]
        Skype is dave.mason46

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          #5
          Re: Non existent dll error

          I have not contacted Cal yet but I will soon.

          No, I have not re-installed Alpha. The funny part is that it only happens on one app which is just a copy of an existing app that this does not happen on.

          That said, if I issue a registration number to the app the problem goes away so I am thinking this may be related to AIMS. I have never had this happen before but you know how things are with computers.

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            #6
            Re: Non existent dll error

            You mean aims registration???
            if I issue a registration number to the app the problem goes away so I am thinking this may be related to AIMS
            I would delete the copy and re do it just to see.
            Dave Mason
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            Skype is dave.mason46

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