Error tabctl32.ocx is marked read only install#
This may resolve an issue with that single OCX, however, the next program you install may need another. I have seen many posted issues related to OCX's and Windows 10 not registering with MVP's and other telling you to reregister your ocx. This will fix the issue that is mentioned here. If you do not feel that you wish to un-register / re-register your ocx's, simple create a new "LOCAL" user in windows 10, log into it. This will unregister all ocx controls in the syswow64 folder and then reregister them. Doing so may impact other programs that run 32bit OCX's)įor %f in (c:\windows\syswow64\*.ocx) do regsvr32 -u -s %fįor %f in (c:\windows\syswow64\*.ocx) do regsvr32 -s %f You can run two simple commands at an elevated command prompt to resolve the issue (I do not recommend doing this unless you are on a clean install. This will also happen if you do a Reset/Refresh of Windows 10 and have it erase all files. This has been verified on Windows 10 Pro and Home, Retail and OEM. If, after you install your program, you create a new windows local user, then login to that user, you will also not receive the error when you select "Run as Administrator'
Error tabctl32.ocx is marked read only upgrade#
If your windows 10 was an upgrade you will not receive these errors.
You do not receive these messages when you do not "Run as Administrator". One of the most common ones is mscomctl.ocx. After installing a program that was designed in Visual Studio 6 and running it as "Run As Administrator" you receive issues that various OCX controls are not registered.
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