• SONAR
  • Groove Player.dll won't register , Hanging me up bigtime
2016/12/01 19:19:24
markabernethy
I have note into support about this But

In reinstalling Platinum over the last couple days, I've been running into the same issue all the time. "unable to register DLL/OCX: RegSvr32 failed with exit code0x3

This applies to three different .dll files  - -  C\ProgramFiles\SharedDXi\GroovePlayer\groovePlayer.dll
C\ProgramFiles\Cakewalk\SharedUtilities\NullProxy.dll
C\ProgramFiles\Cakewalk\SharedSurfaces\MackieControl.dll

There's an article in the knowledge base about the dll.ocx regsvr32 error - I followed all the protocols but no joy.  Where this is a problem is that it takes forever to load a project; and the dialog I get says the groove player in missing. Just for grins, I reinstalled SonarX2, same messages as the Platinum install.
Also, I have done a clean install.

Does anyone have a fix for this? 
 
Mark



2016/12/01 19:49:18
telecharge
It looks like you're using SPlat 64-bit. Have you tried installing the 32-bit version?
 
Not a fix, but a possible workaround.
2016/12/02 11:38:35
markabernethy
Yeah, the 32bit worked - but the plugins were limited - didn't feel like adding every vst folder
 
2016/12/10 09:49:02
markabernethy
As of Friday night, all is well. I'd had to complete a few projects and had discovered another issue; namely that anytime I tried to insert a module into the ProChannel, the program crashed. It seemed unrelated, but I started chasing down some other paths that Microsoft offered. The system file checker repaired some things, and couldn't repair a couple other things.
 
Thankfully I have a son who works as a network geek, and I called him up about the system file checker results. (hate doing that, cause it reminds me of how my mother would call me about computer issues )
 
What he had me do was delete EVERY instance of Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable in my Programs and Features in the Control Panel, deleting the most recent first and working backwards to the oldest. He said the order of deleting this way was important.
I then downloaded and installed Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3. It's a little different that the one in the support link. this is it:
 
Following that, he had me disable the .NET framework in the Windows Features, reboot, re-enable, reboot again. After which I reinstalled Platinum. This time the installation was error free!
 
I'm including these steps in case somebody else is dealing with this. Because I had gone to the Support link and had downloaded the Visual C++ updates, clean installs, and everything else multiple times without success. The important thing seemed to be uninstalling all the C++ updates in order of most recent to oldest, then installing Update 3.
2016/12/10 19:24:26
telecharge
I'm glad you got it sorted out. Here is the link that was stripped from your post:
 
Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable Update 3

https://www.microsoft.com.../details.aspx?id=53587
 
I hope I don't run into any DLL registration errors, but I'll try this if I do.
2016/12/11 20:10:35
markabernethy
Thanks - I didn't realize the link got stripped. I just hit post and moved on. :-)
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