MsgHoo32.ocx not found

PastelAssassin · 28 Jul 2009

I play Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne and before I installed Windows 7 64-Bit I was able to host games with Listchecker. Listchecker doesn't work for me anymore so I've tried using a similar hosting program called DotaClient. It installs fine but when I load it, this window pops up and gives me this error.

I did a search for MsgHoo32.ocx in Windows and it didn't exist.

Listchecker ran perfectly fine on Windows 7 32-Bit. I can't vouch if Dota Client worked with Windows 7 32-bit though. I only upgraded to 64-bit because I upgraded my computer with Dual SLI video cards. Outside of creating a separate partition and installing Windows 7 32-bit is there anything I can do without resorting to that?

Jacee · 28 Jul 2009

This topic might help you:
Error that prevents me from running DC. - DotA Client - Dota-League Forum

PastelAssassin · 28 Jul 2009

I searched pretty thoroughly before coming to this forum and had no luck. That site came up on google and I tried to follow the link a poster left on there and it says 404 Not Found.

Jacee · 28 Jul 2009

Did you do as the last person instructed?

Yep just make sure that .ocx file is in your System32 folder then register it through the command line.

regsvr32 /u /s msghoo32.ocx

regsvr32 /s msghoo32.ocx

Do them seperately and in sequence of course

PastelAssassin · 28 Jul 2009

I don't have msghoo32.ocx on Windows when I search for it in the Start Menu. I've found a couple of sites that say they have it and I can download it but I'm not sure I should trust them.

Jacee · 28 Jul 2009

This site should be safe:
Webzila.com - Free DLL Files, Live Tech Support and Free PC Help

PastelAssassin · 28 Jul 2009

I get this error when I try to register it. I did put it in the System32 folder

In case the text in the pic is too hard to read it says

'The module "msghoo32.ocx" may not compatible with the version of Windows that you're running. Check if the module is compatible with an x86 (32-bit) or x64 (64-bit) version of regsvr32.exe'

Jacee · 28 Jul 2009

The only thing I can think of is to look at the properties in the program and see if it will run in "compatible mode with" whatever option you're given in the dropdown list....or your first option in your first post.

zigzag3143 · 28 Jul 2009

PastelAssassin said:

I play Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne and before I installed Windows 7 64-Bit I was able to host games with Listchecker. Listchecker doesn't work for me anymore so I've tried using a similar hosting program called DotaClient. It installs fine but when I load it, this window pops up and gives me this error.

I did a search for MsgHoo32.ocx in Windows and it didn't exist.

Listchecker ran perfectly fine on Windows 7 32-Bit. I can't vouch if Dota Client worked with Windows 7 32-bit though. I only upgraded to 64-bit because I upgraded my computer with Dual SLI video cards. Outside of creating a separate partition and installing Windows 7 32-bit is there anything I can do without resorting to that?

dont know what it does but found a site with it for download (32bit) MSGHOO32.OCX Download

Hope this helps

Ken

PastelAssassin · 28 Jul 2009

It looks like I'll need to make a separate partition for the 32 bit version. I got system errors when I restarted my computer after entering the registry stuff in command program. I had to do a system restore. Arrrrrrgggggggggggh.