Error inserting ActiveX or .Net object: Unspecified error

[Daklu]

I have a PLC running Windows 10 & Labview.  Due to space limitations on the C drive (and other reasons not worth getting into) I had relocated the Labview installation to the D drive and created a symbolic link (might have been a directory junction... can't remember) from c:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments to the place where the files actually exist--d:\Program Files (x86)\National Instruments.  It's important to note I moved the files after Labview had already been installed, but it worked with no problems for over a year.

A couple weeks back, something happened (maybe an OS update?) and my links got blown up.  After recreating them, I am unable to put any ActiveX controls in a Labview ActiveX container.  I always get the error, "Error inserting ActiveX or .et object:  Unspecified error."

This is not an ActiveX registration issue.  Anyone have any ideas?

[mehalaiselvan]

Hi Daklu, Were you able to resolve this issue? If so, Could you please let me know the fix for the same?

[Shanthumma]

This issue can be resolved by figuring out the dependent DLLs associated with the ActiveX or .NET control, once your dependencies are included in the project, you will be able to resolve it.