On the Details tab, check the file version and verify that it is at least (for Windows XP) or (for Windows 7 through Windows 10). In File Explorer, locate the file and select Properties. If either of these doesn't happen, follow the instructions in the command window. Notice two things: the version number displayed in the command window should be 6.0.98.15 or greater, and the pop-up message should be "DllRegisterServer. Right-click and select Paste, then press the Enter key. Shift-right-click the downloaded file and select "Copy as Path".Ĭlick into the administrative command window. You must run this procedure in an administrative command prompt even if you have administrative privileges, you cannot run this successfully via a Start » Run window.ĭownload the attached KB1490_Reregister_MSVBVM60.bat file to a convenient location-save it, don't run it. Use Method 1 or Method 2 to verify the file. The main file for the VB6 Runtime is MSVBVM60.DLL, located in C:\Windows\System32, C:\Windows\SysWOW64, or both. This article tells you how to verify that you have it, and what to do if you don't.Īll Palisade products except the Palisade Custom Runtime use the Visual Basic 6 Runtime-also known as the Visual Basic 6 Redistributable or Redistribution Pack-which has been part of Windows since Windows XP. In a normal installation of Windows and Office, this is already present and there is no need to install it. Both are needed for most Palisade software this article is about the Visual Basic 6 Runtime. There are actually two things called Visual Basic: Visual Basic for Applications, which is part of Microsoft Office, and the Visual Basic 6 Runtime, which is part of Windows. Disponible en español: Visual Basic 6 RuntimeĪpplies to: Palisade software used with Excel, releases 5.x–7.xĭoes Palisade software use Visual Basic? How do I install that on my computer?
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