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Re: Unable to get the brain editor to work

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Zaphod:
Not sure if it is of any help. but in trying to fix this issue I just went through the list, registering all the files and these four came back with the error:



Regsvr32 HalWN.dll
Regsvr32 HalSQL.dll
Regsvr32 HalsMind.dll
Regsvr32 FreeImage.dll

--Zaphod

Mera:
those 4 that had errors are the "couple that wont do" that i mentioned

Gaea:
My husband and I have tried this and none of it seems to be working for us. I know this is an old topic but I just purchased Hal and I am having this issue. Is there an updated way to get the brain editor to work?

Art:
Can we assume that you're using Windows 7, 8, 10? and that your initial Ultra Hal 7 install worked correctly?

Lastly, have you tried to uninstall and Reinstall with no Anti-Virus software or other watchdog/anti-malware running. There is nothing covert that Hal loads, it's just that it has proven to be a better practice for installing Hal. Once installed, go ahead and re-enable your A/V software, anti-malware software, etc.

Sometimes a Firewall can Block certain programs from running without even warning the user. It can and does happen so if you are running a Firewall (I hope you are), you might check it to see if it in fact did prevent the Brain Editor from running or any other Ultra Hal related issues.

If all this fails, I have one remaining possible solution.

Let me know if these suggestions work or don't work.

Thanks!

Papasmrfe:

--- Quote from: Medeksza ---If you ever do figure out which specific DLL or OCX was the culprit please let me know.
--- End quote ---
I recently had to re-install Windows XP and ran into this same problem. I started going through the list which Mera posted and tried to access the Brain Editor after registering each entry. Immediately after registering the 4th entry (msinet.ocx) I could access the Brain Editor again. Whether it was the registering of this one file alone, or some combination of the first four files in the list, I do not know, but (hopefully) this might help to narrow things down a bit, as to where/why the problem might occur.

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