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April 8, 2014 is the expiration date on Microsoft XP — aka the last day (as of now) that you’ll be able to get support for the operating system that many companies have standardized on for the desktop.
The questions may become – will Microsoft extend the deadline, will Windows 8 become the new standard or will companies just ignore this altogether?
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As more customers have adopted 64 bit operating systems they’ve found that one of their core financial reporting tools – FRX – has refused to install. Even though Microsoft will stop the support and upgrades for FRX on December 31, 2012 the product is for all purposes already a lame duck.
If you’ve recently updated workstations and tried to load FRX for your Sage 100 ERP (formerly Sage ERP MAS 90 or 200) you may have found that you can load the FRX just fine but when you go to print the report you receive an error “Unable to process this output request for the following reason: C:\Windows\System32\Msxml.dll could not be found…”.
If you follow the suggestion and try to register the msxml.dll in the System32 you’ll receive a failure message.
The solution for most people has been to copy the DLL into the sysWOW64 and then use RegSRV32 to register it from that folder.
Double check the msxml DLL version as the one which has reportedly been working for most people is 8.0.5226. If you check the DLL version on your computer and it’s earlier than 8.0.5226 then try downloading and installing service pack 11 for FRX for Sage 100 ERP.
Version(s): 4.x
Problem / Description:
FRX version 6.5+ will not usually install on 64 bit Windows OS. An error message may occur when trying to register msxml.dll from the System32 (as the Sage KB directs)
Resolution:
NOTE: Installing the below fix (registering MSXML) appears to get the FRX system running. Makie sure you have the latest FRX SP 11.
A. Install and register the 64 bit (put this in syswow64) using Regsvr (see attached file) v8.0.5226
After registering (used Regsvr32) I received:
“Runtime error -2147220503( 800403E9) fatal error language database (path)/FRxXML4.dll not found” when launching FRx
Resolution:
Register the .DLL files on the workstation.
In Window’s Explorer, go to the FRx program file directory.
Double-click on FRxReg.exe.
Date Created: 8/27/12
Created By: Wayne Schulz
Source: SC
Updated:
Source: 90 Minds Consulting Group
On Tuesday June 9, 2009 Microsoft is planning to release a big set of security patches for Windows. There will be ten updates – six of which will address critical system flaws either in the operating system or a Microsoft application.
The patch count is as follows:
Internet Explorer and various Windows components – Five
Microsoft Office Components – Three
Windows – Two
Expect your systems to need a reboot after the patches are applied. More information on what’s not in the pack can be read from Microsoft’s site here.
via Register