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Right now the dlls are registered under the admin account.

I tried running cmd.exe as an administrator and register the dlls that way, but I got the same error.

That's what I thought fumei, but I'll try using Gruuuu's method.

This is the error: The module "C:\Program Files (x86)\GRC Database Information\GRCToolsDLL\grccountry.dll" was loaded but the call to DllRegisterServer failed with error code 0x80004005

Well, I created a batch file to register all the dlls, one after the other. I then in turn try to run that batch file as an administrator. Is that what you mean?

The module "C:\Program Files (x86)\GRC Database Information\GRCToolsDLL\grccountry.dll" was loaded but the call to DllRegisterServer failed with error code 0x80004005

C:\Program Files (x86)\GRC Tools\User\GRC Database Information\GRCToolsDLL

I realize that what I'm trying to do is a relatively new concept with GRCTools, but I wanted to try and solve it myself. Also, I don't think the problem is with his dlls. The instantiating works fine in an admin account but doesn't seem to work on a user account on the same machine. To me that's...

I was told this might be the best forum for my question and I was hoping someone could help with this problem of mine. We have a server using Windows Server 2008. It has one admin account and other user accounts. Each user connects to the server using terminal services (using thin clients)...

How? I'm using VBA.

Anyone?

We have a server using Windows Server 2008. It has one admin account and other user accounts. Each user connects to the server using terminal services (using thin clients), which allows them to have their own desktop in the environment. This is a continuation of a previous question I had, but...