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Hello.
 
I have recently installed SwiftKit, however, I am running as Administrator and it says this when I attempt to log in:
 

There was an error trying to load the Chat Client, a Knowledgeable Article has opened in your browser with instructions on how to fix this problem.


 
I then followed the instructions on said instructions, and then when I attempted to find the file in Run, this appeared:
 


The module "c:/program" failed to load.
 
Make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent .DLL files.
 
The specified module can not be found.

 

 

I then tried to access it via the Command Prompt, but the same message appeared once again.

 

What does this mean, and how do I fix it?

Hi Fairkarilgo,

 

It sounds like you were missing some enclosing quotes around the path (the C:\Program Files bit), could you show us the exact command you typed into the run box?

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I entered:

 

regsvr32 c:/program files/swiftkit/swiftirc.ocx

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I, um, still need help ..

Hi,

 

As I suspected you aren't putting in quotes around the path, so it stops "reading" after the word "program"

 

Use regsrv32 "C:/program files/swiftkift/swiftirc.ocx" (take note of the quotes)

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It then came up with:

 

 

Windows could not find 'regsrv32'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and try again.

 

 

I still need help. -.-

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