Hello, we just updated PCDMIS to the 2019 R1 version and now that I want to calibrate some probes using the sphere we've always used, the coming message pops up:
There are three suggestions in that error dialog. Have you followed-up on them? Does the DLL exist, and is it a 64-bit DLL? Is the DLL registered (I woudn't know how)? Are all dependencies installed? https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...ime-in-windows might help (but of course, I'm not sure it will).
Look to the installation folder (C:\Program Files\Hexagon\PC-DMIS 2019 R1 64-bit) for a file called COSCANNING_PROBE_CALIBRATION.DLL This is more than likely the one that needs to be registered.
To do this -
Open a CMD window As Administrator
cd "C:\Program Files\Hexagon\PC-DMIS 2019 R1 64-bit"
regsvr32 COSCANNING_PROBE_CALIBRATION.DLL
With that, you should get a response that registration was successful
I've gotten into this situation before, from removing and installing multiple versions. . . .
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