You are welcome.

| So, I removed the ActiveX controls like I mentioned and did scanreg
/restore
| to the morning boot. I don't think those puppies installed completely
and
| that is why one didn't unregister.

It could be as you say. It was looking for something to remove from the
Registry but couldn't find it. I'm thinking...

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;EN-US;Q249873
Explanation of Regsvr32 Usage and Error Messages

....is involved, & the Key it is looking at is possibly...

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\SessionManager\Known
DLLs

Does it still happen? When? Does the sit work? Might be best to await a
response from SiS.


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Star" wrote in message
...
| Hi PCR Pro, thanks for coming to this thread!!
|
| Never have I had ActiveX problems, downloading the controls. I
suspected
| something wrong at the SIS site and I did a contact form to the
webmaster to
| inquire about it. I did Goggle searches about errors removing ActiveX
| control errors, *unable to unregister from Windows* is what mine said,
but
| it did remove. I checked them out thoroughly, the dependent files for
the
| controls. The main one is the C:\Windows\SiS0000.inf. This is a big
file,
| I reviewed yesterday and just moments ago. At the bottom section, it
has
| device description and a list of vendors, for ASUS it is SIS 650, for
other
| manufs., I saw 650GX. The MB manual clearly reads
| Chipset: SIS 650GX
| SIS 962L
| VGA SIS Real256 Graphics
|
| So, I removed the ActiveX controls like I mentioned and did scanreg
/restore
| to the morning boot. I don't think those puppies installed completely
and
| that is why one didn't unregister.
|
| "PCR" wrote in message
| ...
| I don't see anything very relevant in those two articles I posted.
| http://search.support.microsoft.com/...dv=1&spid=1139 MSKB
| Search "ActiveX" does come up with about 20 articles. Perhaps go
see.
|
| Could be something wrong with the SiS site, too. Are you set for
| "Medium" at "Internet Options, Security tab, Internet Zone"?
|
| I have IE locked up pretty tight, it's my only browser and I utilize
my
| *safe zone*, settings are low only in safe zone, if I want a activeX
| control, I simply put the site in my *safe zone*.
|
| Oh, I did search about ActiveX too at Microsoft, all the error
messages,
| except for yesterday, have been totally successful w/ActiveX, I do
think
| it's the SiS site. I was going to try again, but decided not to. The
chipset
| identification tool just gives me the same info as I can read myself
in the
| System Info tool, plus all the info is in the display/settings
tab/advanced,
| I have a SIS info tab that also gives the info.
|
| To suddenly have out of range after installing display software and
drivers
| and restarting, surely must mean that the drivers are wrong, correct ?
I
| reverted back and I was fine again. For sure, I don't need that!!
|
| Thanks PCR Pro
|
| Star
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "PCR" wrote in message
| ...
| | | Need help not sure if I should try to update display adapter
drivers
| | for
| | | 98SE ?
| |
| | I've read through them a couple of times & must conclude the
matter is
| | best left in Brian A.'s hands or in the hands of someone else
who's
| been
| | through it. I only have a SoftPaq from Compaq to use when I want
to
| play
| | with my Video Adapter. It's uninstallable in Add/Remove Programs &
| | reinstalled with a click. STILL...
| |
| | It sounds to me you are a SiS 650, at least on the Win98 side, if
the
| | SiS info package & MSInfo32 said so. The site said you have the
latest
| | drivers. So, that is that. Likely, they did not update them
further
| | (beyond 2002) to provide the options/functionality you get on the
XP
| | side. You don't want to grab something wrong & end up with monitor
| *out
| | of range* errors again.
| |
| | | I've been to the SIS
| | | site and I have done the chip identification tool in the
past....
| but
| | not
| | | w/the install of Win that I currently have. Unfortunately I'm
having
| | trouble
| | | running the activeX controls at this time. Tried earlier today.
I
| | removed
| | | the controls from the Downloaded Program flldr, two controls are
| | placed by
| | | SIS, both controls remove, but one w/message *unable to
unregister*,
| | | possibly it never registered, cause SIS kept repeatedly telling
me
| to
| | | install the tool, probably because it *never installed
completely*.
| | I
| | | never rec'd the security messages that you get for activeX
| downloads.
| |
| | I don't know. You already did what I would try. Now, I'm offline &
| | cannot click...
| |
| | . Web Pages with ActiveX Controls Are Not Displayed Properly
| | (240897) - When you view a Web site that contains an ActiveX
control,
| | you may experience any of the following symptoms: You are not
prompted
| | to download and install the control.A red X is displayed where the
| | control should appear.You receive script errors...
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;240897
| |
| | . Pictures Are Not Displayed on Web Sites in Internet Explorer
| | (283807) - When you open a Web page, one or more pictures
(graphics or
| | images) may not be displayed. Instead, a red X, or a placeholder,
may
| | appear in place of the images. This behavior can occur if one of
the
| | following conditions is true: The Web page...
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;283807
| ...snip
|
|
|
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