Uninstalling Geovision ocxchecker.ocx

I would try uninstalling any bloat ware that came with the PC. Then use C Cleaner to clean registry. Remove or turn off any antivirus. I prefer to remove before installing the software. You may also simply want to reinstall a clean copy of plain W7 so that you don't leave any bloatware lingering. Also try combofix to clean the computer.

Dear User,
Good Day!
Hi I have encountered the same problem you had. Please try to uninstall your Yahoo Messenger software maybe it is corrupted or an old version which is not compatible. Try to download new one and install after uninstalling the old one.
Here is the link http://messenger.yahoo.com/download/win/ click the download button.

I assume you have multiple camera's and have checked that at lest one has power :-)
If so, most likely the PC has lost the cards License Key .. try uninstalling the camera drivers & re-installing.

This problem is likely related to your virus software. If you are using Norton or Mcafee, try disabling the email scanning feature or temporarily uninstalling the software. Test the mail send again. If the problem is gone, then try uninstalling Norton or Mcafee completely and cleanout all residual folders and registry entries left behind. Then do a clean install of your security software. I recommend using AVG Internet Security. Been using this for many years without issue or complication

try uninstalling software and re-installing also it could be a compatibility issue with the motherboard. SIS, and VIA chipsets are not supported by GeoVision.
I have found that ASUS mainboards work very well with Geovision.

I would try uninstalling the HP printer software then reboot and reinstall the software.

If you are using any other operating system than Vista please see this article: http://www.rebrandsoftware.com/admin/supportEdit.asp?article_id=53

This error indicates that a file is not correctly installed on your system. In some cases it may be correctly installed for all standard users but not for the "Administrator" account, and you may only see this error when selecting "Run as Administrator".

The built in Administrator account is not intended to be used as a user account. It is very secure and will not allow program components to be registered. Instead you should create an account with administrative rights, and use it instead of the built in Administrative account. This will help solve runtime error 339/429 on our software, and lots of other software that you may install in the future. If you do not want to create a standard user account (not recommended) you can follow the instructions below:

If the problem started suddenly then a reinstall may fix it. If not, follow the directions below to register each file that is producing the error. You generally will only have to repeat the instructions 3 or 4 times:

Click start
In the search box type "cmd" without the quotes
When CMD.exe appears above the search box right click it and select "Run As Administrator". This will open a command prompt with admin rights.
Repeat the following for each file that is causing this error, replacing [filename] with the actual name of the file that is causing problems:

-Type "regsvr32 [filename] /u" without the quotes
-You will receive a prompt saying the file has been unregistered. Click OK.
-Type "regsvr32 [filename]" (shortcut: press your UP ARROW and delete /u)
-You will receive a prompt saying the file has been successfully registered.

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try this

Go to Start
click Run

type in cmd
press enter

type in the black screen

regsvr32 MSWINSCK.OCX

Press enter
it will come back the c: prompt
then
Restart your PC

Make sure you have the latest version of flash installed.

You can check it here:

http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/about/

There is also a known issue with version 9.0.115.0 not working correctly with Soundblaster cards.

Hey Doc

Have you tried uninstalling and then re-installing the software?

Remember, after uninstalling, re-boot before re-installing.

hey guys , have yall tried uninstalling and reinstalling?

for uninstalling, use the norton removal tool to securely rid your computer of everything of norton. here is the link for the removal tool.

after using the removal tool,

manually dlete excess temp files

start>run>%temp%> dlete everything here
start>run>temp> dlete evrything here
start>run>prefetch>dlete all

restart computer... then you can now install you norton.

post back what happens...