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I installed vs2005 and visual fortran 10.1.013. I have created a new fortran project but I can't open the property page of the project and the source files.
When I try to open the project property, I get the error "Class not registered. looking for object with clsid:{670f9cce-44da-44f6-97cf-b6dae7d45y85}".
When I try to open the source files property, I get the error "Class not registered. looking for object with clsid:{F0F74B93-...91A8A}".
I have tried to uninstall both vs2005 and fortran then re-install them again but it can't clear the problems.
Do you have any idea to solve this problem?
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I did all the step but it does not help. There is an error during the run of repair tool "... Error while registering VFProj.dll: Access is denied." and I can't open my fortran project in the visual studio after that point.
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Are you running Vista or Windows 7? Make sure that you run the tool as administrator.
If that doesn't help, we have seen some cases where some other software sets protections on parts of the registry, causing this error.
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I am using Window XP. I am the administrator. I have tried to turn off my anti-virus before running the repair tool but it doesn't help.
Do you have recommendations on what I should do next?
Thanks.
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I have seen several customers with this issue, but so far each of them has managed to solve it through random things they tried. I have not yet been able to get to the bottom of it.
Let's try this. Start > Run. Type regedit and click OK. Right click on HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and select permissions. Make sure that for Administrators, "Full Control" is checked. Now expand HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and find the CLSID entry. Right click on it and check the permissions for Administrators - it should also be "Full Control".
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The HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT and the CLSID were "Full Control" already.
I had tried all random things I can think about and now am run out of idea. So please let me know your recommendation for the next step.
Thanks.
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