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COM object used for searching not found on one systems Michael S. Sche 11-14-2005
Posted by Michael S. Sche on November 14, 2005, 7:34 pm
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On a system with Desktop Search installed and working (latest version), the
code
Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query.SearchDesktop search = new
Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query.SearchDesktopClass();
Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query._Recordset recordset =
search.ExecuteQuery(query, columns, sort, null);
fails with the following exception:
COM object with CLSID is either not
valid or not registered.
That CLSID is not in the registry on that system.
What causes this and how can the COM object be re-registered?
--
Michael S. Scherotter
Business Solutions Architect
Mindjet Corporation

Posted by moochin on November 16, 2005, 10:55 am
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Have you installed the MSN Search Toolbar from here
http://toolbar.msn.co.uk/tour_suite/tabs.aspx?


Michael S. Scherotter wrote:
> On a system with Desktop Search installed and working (latest version), the
> code
> Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query.SearchDesktop search = new
> Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query.SearchDesktopClass();
> Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query._Recordset recordset =
> search.ExecuteQuery(query, columns, sort, null);
> fails with the following exception:
> COM object with CLSID is either not
> valid or not registered.
> That CLSID is not in the registry on that system.
> What causes this and how can the COM object be re-registered?
> --
> Michael S. Scherotter
> Business Solutions Architect
> Mindjet Corporation


Posted by Michael S. Sche on November 17, 2005, 2:15 am
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No,
I installed it from http://toolbar.msn.com/ because I am in the U.S.
--
Michael S. Scherotter
Business Solutions Architect
Mindjet Corporation


"moochin@gmail.com" wrote:

> Have you installed the MSN Search Toolbar from here
> http://toolbar.msn.co.uk/tour_suite/tabs.aspx?
>
>
> Michael S. Scherotter wrote:
> > On a system with Desktop Search installed and working (latest version), the
> > code
> > Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query.SearchDesktop search = new
> > Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query.SearchDesktopClass();
> > Microsoft.Windows.DesktopSearch.Query._Recordset recordset =
> > search.ExecuteQuery(query, columns, sort, null);
> > fails with the following exception:
> > COM object with CLSID is either not
> > valid or not registered.
> > That CLSID is not in the registry on that system.
> > What causes this and how can the COM object be re-registered?
> > --
> > Michael S. Scherotter
> > Business Solutions Architect
> > Mindjet Corporation
>
>

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