Poperty for fortran project in vs2008

[Viktor_T_]

I installed vs2008 and visual fortran 11. Converted a project with c, c++, frortran from vs2005 where c is master. I can build the whole project but I can not open the property page on the fortran project. I get the following error: Class not registered. looking for object with clsid:{670f9cce-44da-44f6-97cf-b6dae7d4585}. An other problem is I can not open some of the files in the solution explorer. There I get the error: library not registered. Exception from hresult: 0x..... .

I uninstalled fortran und installed again. Did not help.

Any Id?

[Steven_L_Intel1]

Try this.

• Unpack the attached ZIP file to a convenient folder.
• Open a command prompt window (Start > Run > CMD)
• Change directory (cd) to the folder containing RepairVS08Integration.exe
• Type the following commands:
  • SET PATH=
  • SET LIB=
  • SET INCLUDE=
  • RepairVS08Integration

Now reopen Visual Studio and try again.

[Viktor_T_]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

Sorry but how can I get the attached file? Thanks

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I suppose it would help if I had actually attached the file. Sorry. I edited the post to do so.

[Viktor_T_]

Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)

I suppose it would help if I had actually attached the file. Sorry. I edited the post to do so.

I got the following messages:

Visual Studio 2008 installed at C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 9.0
Successfully unregistered VFHieEditor.dll
Successfully unregistered VFAVwin.dll
Successfully unregistered VFFortSvc.dll
Successfully unregistered VFProjConvert.dll
Successfully unregistered VFProj.dll
Successfully unregistered VFToolOpt.dll
Successfully registered VFToolOpt.dll
Error while registering VFProj.dll: Access is denied.

Press any key to exit program

What I did:

shut down system and rebooted

I am administrator

command window:

SET PATH=

...

runned utility

why access denyed?

[Steven_L_Intel1]

I have seen other cases where this happens. Some customers found that parts of their registry had been set to "no write access", by what, they did not know. I have also heard that some antivirus programs do things like this, so try disabling your antivirus temporarily and run the repair again.

[Viktor_T_]

Thank you. It was not the scaner it was the registry. The protections were completly wrong. I set them to some for me suitabele value but the system did not run well. I had to reinstall! I understand now the black belt!