Javasign.dll was unable to register itself in the system registry

Javasign.dll was unable to register itself in the system registry

First, I may start by defining what Visual Basic is, it is simply a programming tool mostly used to program languages. It is mostly used by beginner programmers. The main problem here that might have occurred when you were registering the software into the registry is probably the registry was full,or the software had a problem.

The best solution for this problem is to install a software known as javacrypt.dll file and installing it into system 32. (C/Windows/System 32) You later need to register the dll. After registering, open up command prompt by going to the start button > all programs > accessories > command prompt.

Type in the command regsvr32 c/windows/system32/javacrypt.dll.

Afterwards, you need to reinstall the program and run it as admin if you weren't already doing so.

This should solve the error.

Javasign.dll was unable to register itself in the system registry

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The problem is an error related to Java. Upon downloading the Javasign.dll. For more information visit this Techyv link.

Failing Javasign.dll to record into the registry of the system

Javasign.dll was unable to register itself in the system registry

This is a very old application you are installing which dates back in 1998 when Visual Basic 6.0 was released as final version. It’ll still work on later operating systems like Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2012 because the Microsoft Visual Basic team still maintain its compatibility.

Its successor is Visual Basic .NET or simply VB.NET which Microsoft launched in 2002. In 2005, the “.NET” portion of the name was dropped. If you are using later operating systems such as Windows 7, you may not have a hardware compatibility problem because the system requirements for Visual Basic 6.0 are very low like Intel Pentium 90 for the processor.

So, I’m sure the issue is not related to the hardware side. It’s more like a compatibility problem on the software side. If you have Windows 7, fixing the issue is simple. In the Visual Basic installation folder, look for the file named “javacypt.dll”. Copy it to “C:WindowsSystem32”. Next, click Start, All Programs, Accessories, and then Command Prompt.

In the command prompt window, type without quotes “regsvr32 javacypt.dll” then hit Enter. That will fix your problem with Visual Basic 6.0. But that’s only for 32-bit Windows 7. If you have 64-bit Windows 7, doing this will result in the following error.

To fix this issue on 64-bit Windows 7, copy the “javacypt.dll” file to “C:WindowsSysWOW64”. If you don’t have the javacypt.dll file, you can download from javacypt.dll in ZIP File. Once downloaded, unpack it then copy it to the said path or location. If Visual Basic 6.0 is already installed on your computer, uninstall it first before proceeding. Open the command prompt as what was instructed above.

In the command prompt window, type without quotes “regsvr32 C:WindowsSysWOW64javacypt.dll” and then hit Enter. Wait a few seconds until the process completes.

Once the registration is complete and successful, you can now install back Visual Basic 6.0 on your 64-bit Microsoft Windows 7. Once Visual Basic 6.0 is installed, don’t forget to install Service Pack 6 from Service Pack 6 for Visual Basic 6.0.