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Thank you, I will give it a try and let you know the results.
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Thank you, I will give it a try and let you know the results.

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I wasn't able to find the DLL that the software was calling but this is the kind of app I was looking for. Thanks!
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I wasn't able to find the DLL that the software was calling but this is the kind of app I was looking for. Thanks!

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I'm using a proprietary software that runs fine on other computers with the same OS (Windows 7 64bit). It's used to load data from a Microsoft Access file (.mdb) into a SQL database. When I click on the button to begin the loading process, it gives me the error &quot;Error Loading DLL&quot; but it doesn't say what dll it's trying to load.<br />
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I reinstalled MS Office 2010 and ensured that no dll shows up as &quot;MISSING&quot; in the VBA editor --&gt; Tools --&gt; References.<br />
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There's no error logged in event viewer. Is there a way to find out what dll this application is trying to load?
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I'm using a proprietary software that runs fine on other computers with the same OS (Windows 7 64bit). It's used to load data from a Microsoft Access file (.mdb) into a SQL database. When I click on the button to begin the loading process, it gives me the error "Error Loading DLL" but it doesn't say what dll it's trying to load.

I reinstalled MS Office 2010 and ensured that no dll shows up as "MISSING" in the VBA editor --> Tools --> References.

There's no error logged in event viewer. Is there a way to find out what dll this application is trying to load?

Error Loading DLL. How do I find what dll the program is calling?

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