I have installed VIRTUAL BOX on my PC (WINDOWS 7 64 bits).
I have also installed WINDOW XP (32 bits) on my virtual PC.
When i run my application , i have a problem with a control active X (a_MCP_VNCKS840D.ocx).
Do you have any clues of thos problem ?
Thank 's
Best Regards
Sylvain
PROBLEM WITH CONTROL ACTIVEX
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Perryg
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Re: PROBLEM WITH CONTROL ACTIVEX
Do you have any reason to believe this is a VirtualBox issue? Can you stipulate why?
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sylvainpavani
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Re: PROBLEM WITH CONTROL ACTIVEX
We have solved the ActiveX problem that we were having.
We needed to register in the RegisterDataBase with the command regsvr32.
We have applied these to Virtual PC and XP Mode.
We have the same error on XPMODE or VIRTUALBOX.
We hare planning to do the same in VirtualBox.
Also , could you tell us what are the pros and cons in using VirtualBox with WINDOWS XP versus the XP Mode.
Which will be the optimum ? Virtual Box with XP Mode or with Windows XP ?
Thank you and best regards,
We needed to register in the RegisterDataBase with the command regsvr32.
We have applied these to Virtual PC and XP Mode.
We have the same error on XPMODE or VIRTUALBOX.
We hare planning to do the same in VirtualBox.
Also , could you tell us what are the pros and cons in using VirtualBox with WINDOWS XP versus the XP Mode.
Which will be the optimum ? Virtual Box with XP Mode or with Windows XP ?
Thank you and best regards,
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scp
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- VBox Version: OSE self-compiled
- Guest OSses: Windows XP, 2003, 7, 8.1
Re: PROBLEM WITH CONTROL ACTIVEX
With "XP Mode" you need at least Windows 7 Professional to run it, but you need no extra XP license.
With VirtualBox you are more flexible. If you change your System for some reason, you can run the same VM without converting it. You can use it on an XP, Vista, 7, Windows Server etc. Host or on Linux, Mac, Solaris...
With VirtualBox you are more flexible. If you change your System for some reason, you can run the same VM without converting it. You can use it on an XP, Vista, 7, Windows Server etc. Host or on Linux, Mac, Solaris...