Hello, i am having some issues installing "Real environment professional", i download the package, extract and install, when i try to run the program it says "run time error 429, active x component can't create object", so far i have downloaded this package from 2 different websites and both have this identical problem?
any help appreciated, thanks 😉
If specs are of importance then i have the following:
Windows Xp
version 2002 SP2
Hp pavillion, AMD turion 64, 1.79 GHz, 384 MB Ram
Yes i know they are not brilliant but fs9 goes without a hiccup, anyone have any ideas why i get this unexpected error?? 😕
Any help greatly appreciated 😀
try downloading the latest direct x from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=2DA43D38-DB71-4C1B-BC6A-9B6652CD92A3&displaylang=en
Thank you very much DME, i will give it a try and let you know how i get on, cheers 😉
Ah still no luck, when i tried to install direct x it said "Setup could not download the file", i dont know what the heck is up with my pc but i dont think it likes these direct x programes, any other suggestions on what might be stopping me installing RE pro/direct x.
p.s Thanks in advance 😎
p.p.s, I hate computers
VOIOLA!, i think it was Active X not direct X causing the problem, i went to pc pitstop and it said my computer was not even set up to run active X, so i installed it and i am now going to "ATTEMPT" to install REpro, Fingers crossed, those wet runway textures look great
, Grrrr! , Still get that darn message " active x cant create object", please someone help me find a solution to this ever-lasting problem 😕
Thank you very much radarman! 🍻
Problem solved! 😀 , thanks radarman, i can't beleive it acctually worked, just as i was about to give up on the whole thing , i came to the right place, thanks guys 👍
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