Not sure what is happening.

[Commodore_Andrews]

 

My Rebed worked until last week. And now it says, "Cannot load library"

I tried reinstalling it and it kept saying something about it couldn't delete a file.

 

(I found my disk )

[Master_Xan]

So wait... is it working now? Can you manually delete the files, and then reinstall? Also, do you have administrator privileges?

[Commodore_Andrews]

It keeps telling me I that it can't delete LVC30.dpl in the system32 folder. It keeps saying it is in use and can't be deleted. I have full administrator rights. I've never seen something like this before.

[Evaders99]

Might need to go into Security permissions and take ownership of the file to delete it

[Master_Xan]

Restart the computer in safe mode. Then delete it.

[Commodore_Andrews]

I tried going into safe mode and was able to delete the file. Then I restarted, reinstalled RebEd and tried to open RebEd. It popped up a window with the header "VLC30.dpl" and the message, "Cannot load library" I don't have a clue what is going on.

[Master_Xan]

What version of Windows are you using? I've got Windows 7 and just duplicated your problem. I'm going to work on it and I'll tell you how to fix it when I figure it out...

[Commodore_Andrews]

XP SP3

 

I tried to open the file to see what was in it. Access denied.

 

What does this file do? It was installed when I installed RebEd.

 

I'm just going to have to get used to using Resource Hacker and SWRDE.

[Master_Xan]

I don't know what the file does; I don't have it anywhere on my computer. A google search reveals it isn't a Windows file or any other standard file; the format suggests something similar to a standard .dll file. It must be a library of some sort that either comes from RebEd or Rebellion (but again, I don't have it anywhere on my system).

 

I just recently installed Win7; before the change over everything was working fine. I suspect that the crossover messed up my installation. I'll reinstall and see what I can figure out.