Runtime error 3633

Симптомы Ошибка 3633 — Ошибка Microsoft Access 3633

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Причины Ошибка Microsoft Access 3633 — Ошибка 3633

При разработке программного обеспечения программисты составляют код, предвидя возникновение ошибок. Однако идеальных проектов не бывает, поскольку ошибки можно ожидать даже при самом лучшем дизайне программы. Глюки могут произойти во время выполнения программы, если определенная ошибка не была обнаружена и устранена во время проектирования и тестирования.

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	Error Number:	Error 3633
Error Name:	Microsoft Access Error 3633
Error Description:	Cannot load DLL: ‘|’.
Developer:	Microsoft Corporation
Software:	Microsoft Access
Applies to:	Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, 11

Description of Microsoft Access Error 3633

Microsoft Access Error 3633 is a standard sort of runtime error. When it comes to Microsoft Access, software engineers use an arsenal of tools to try to weed out these bugs as good as possible. Sadly, many errors can be missed, resulting in problems like those with error 3633.

Some users might experience the message «Cannot load DLL: ‘|’.» while using Microsoft Access. Once bug has been reported, Microsoft Corporation will react and quickly investigate the error 3633 issues. Programmers can then correct these errors in the code and include a hotfix that can be downloaded from their website. Consequently, the developer will use a Microsoft Access update package to resolve error 3633 and any other reported error messages.

When Does Error 3633 Happen?

It’s likely that when you’re loading Microsoft Access you will run into Microsoft Access Error 3633. We are going to review at the key causes of error 3633 errors:

Error 3633 Crash — This is a very popular error 3633 runtime error that causes the entire program to shut down. Typically this is the result of Microsoft Access not understanding the input, or not knowing what to output in response.

Microsoft Access Error 3633 Memory Leak — When a Microsoft Access memory leak happens, it will result in the operating system running sluggish due to a lack of system resources. It may be triggered by the misconfiguration of the software by Microsoft Corporation, or when one command starts a loop which can’t be ended.

Error 3633 Logic Error — Logic errors manifest when the user inputs the correct data but the device produces the wrong result. Microsoft Corporation’s faulty source code can lead to these issues with input handling.

Typically, Microsoft Access Error 3633 errors are caused by a corrupt or missing Microsoft Access-associated file, sometimes due to malware infection. Ordinarily, installing a new version of the Microsoft Corporation file will repair the problem creating the error. As a supplemental troubleshooting step, we highly recommend cleaning up any invalid file path and Microsoft Corporation file extension references that could contribute to creating these Microsoft Access Error 3633 error messages.

Typical Microsoft Access Error 3633 Errors

Microsoft Access Complications with Microsoft Access Error 3633 Comprise Of:

• «Microsoft Access Error 3633 Program Error.»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3633 not a Win32 program.»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3633 encountered a problem and will close.»
• «Cannot find Microsoft Access Error 3633.»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3633 can’t be found.»
• «Start-up error in application: Microsoft Access Error 3633.»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3633 is not running.»
• «Microsoft Access Error 3633 quit.»
• «Faulty Program Path: Microsoft Access Error 3633.»

Usually Microsoft Access Error 3633 errors with Microsoft Access happen during startup or shutdown, while Microsoft Access Error 3633 related programs are running, or rarely during the OS update sequence. Recording Microsoft Access Error 3633 errors inside Microsoft Access is crucial to locate Windows faults and relaying back to Microsoft Corporation for repair options.

Problem Sources of Microsoft Access Error 3633

Microsoft Access Error 3633 problems can be attributed to corrupt or missing files, invalid registry entries associated with Microsoft Access Error 3633, or a virus / malware infection.

Specifically, issues with Microsoft Access Error 3633 caused by:

• Microsoft Access Error 3633 entry invalid or corrupt.
• Virus-contaminated and corrupted Microsoft Access Error 3633.
• Malicious deletion (or mistaken) of Microsoft Access Error 3633 by another application (not Microsoft Access).
• Another software application in conflict with Microsoft Access Error 3633.
• Incomplete or corrupt Microsoft Access (Microsoft Access Error 3633) from download or installation.

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I downloaded and installed the desktop version. In the end I got the same error you did. I created a log file and noticed the following at the end of the log file:

0009:fixme:olepicture:OleLoadPictureEx (0x147c824,774,0,{7bf80980-bf32-101a-8bbb-00aa00300cab},x=0,y=0,f=0,0x32eb10), partially implemented.
0009:fixme:olepicture:OleLoadPictureEx (0x1494204,774,1,{7bf80980-bf32-101a-8bbb-00aa00300cab},x=0,y=0,f=0,0x32e28c), partially implemented.
0009:fixme:olepicture:OleLoadPictureEx (0x1494204,140233,1,{7bf80980-bf32-101a-8bbb-00aa00300cab},x=0,y=0,f=0,0x32e25c), partially implemented.
0009:fixme:olepicture:OLEPictureImpl_get_hPal unimplemented for type 3. Returning 0 palette.
0009:fixme:ole:NdrCorrelationInitialize (0x32c32c, 0x32c4bc, 1024, 0x0): semi-stub
0009:fixme:ole:NdrCorrelationFree (0x32c32c): stub
0009:fixme:olepicture:OLEPictureImpl_SaveAsFile (0x297f8c8)->(0x2b94190, 0, (nil)), hacked stub.
0009:fixme:olepicture:OLEPictureImpl_FindConnectionPoint no connection point for {33ad4ed2-6699-11cf-b70c-00aa0060d393}
0009:fixme:olepicture:OLEPictureImpl_FindConnectionPoint no connection point for {33ad4f92-6699-11cf-b70c-00aa0060d393}

Seeing it mentioned OLE, I installed the OLE dll via winetricks — still no difference. So the I looked at the last 2 lines — olepicture:OLEPictureImpl_FindConnectionPoint no connection point for {33ad4f92-6699-11cf-b70c-00aa0060d393}. A post on the internet indicated this may be a problem with the version of oleaut32.dll, so I downloaded an older version of it and put it in the folder the program executes from — no difference. Deleted it from there in put in the Windows/System32 folder — no difference. I even installed doenet3 and an older directx since this is an older program. Still no difference.

There are other programs listed on the net that return that error. I think it varies by application. One I saw said it needed vbrun60, which I had already installed. But it also said it needed msxml6 so I installed that with winetricks — still no difference. I suspect it is a difference in a version of some Windows dll, etc., and the wine version. But I don’t know, and I am finished for now. I’ll let you know if I find something else.

1. Oct 19th, 2001, 03:46 AM

   
   

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   Runtime error 3633
   

   I sent out a beta copy of an application I’m developing for a user out to them, and they reported back a runtime error 3633 when trying to run the program.

   My contact in that company isnt there, so all I know is that at some point there’s a 3633 RTE being thrown.

   Its a database application pulling data from a database located in a data folder off the main app’s folder. Files have been installed correctly, as too have the required dependencies (dao dlls etc.)

   So anyone got an idea of what 3633 is ?

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2. Oct 19th, 2001, 04:04 AM

   
   

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   u know the err description plenderj ?

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3. Oct 19th, 2001, 04:12 AM

   
   

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   From MSDN:

   Err 3633 — Blimp losing Helium pressure.

   

   But seriuosly, Link from MSDN :

   MDAC

   :CAUSE
   The Package and Deployment Wizard does not know to add the Microsoft Jet 4.0 database engine if you are using the Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library.

   RESOLUTION
   Add the MDAC_TYP.EXE to your setup package.

   Or:

   Workspace

   :CAUSE
   When the call to CreateWorkspace creates an ODBC WorkSpace, it uses ODBCDirect, which is dependent on the Remote Data Objects (RDO) Msrdo20.dll file. Because there is no actual Reference to ODBCDirect in the project (just the type of call that is made in code), the Package & Deployment Wizard (PDW) does not know to include the Msrdo20.dll file.

   RESOLUTION
   Add the Msrdo20.dll file to the Package. There are two different methods to accomplish this when running the PDW:

   If you are presented with a DAO Drivers screen, move ODBCDirect over to the Included Drivers column. This includes the Msrdo20.dll file.

   From the Included Files screen, click the Add button and manually add the Msrdo20.dll file to the Package

   
   Best Bar…..

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4. Oct 19th, 2001, 04:34 AM

   
   

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   Ahhhhhh. That explains it.
   The microsoft p&d wizard added the file okay, but the inno setup wizard didnt.

   ta

   ps; any other files besides Msrdo20.dll I should add ?
   This is what I have :

   Code:

   [Files]
   Source: "c:vbfilesstdole2.tlb";  DestDir: "{sys}"; CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder; Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile regtypelib
   Source: "c:vbfilesmsvbvm60.dll"; DestDir: "{sys}"; CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder; Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile regserver
   Source: "c:vbfilesoleaut32.dll"; DestDir: "{sys}"; CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder; Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile regserver
   Source: "c:vbfilesolepro32.dll"; DestDir: "{sys}"; CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder; Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile regserver
   Source: "c:vbfilesasycfilt.dll"; DestDir: "{sys}"; CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder; Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile
   Source: "c:vbfilescomcat.dll";   DestDir: "{sys}"; CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder; Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile regserver
   Source: "c:vbfilesDAO360.DLL";   DestDir: "{sys}"; CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder; Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile regserver
   Source: "c:vbfilesMsrdo20.dll";  DestDir: "{sys}"; CopyMode: alwaysskipifsameorolder; Flags: restartreplace uninsneveruninstall sharedfile regserver
   Source: "C:jamieProgrammingAndrewNoone5Audition.exe"; DestDir: "{app}"; CopyMode: alwaysoverwrite
   Source: "C:jamieProgrammingAndrewNoone5datadata.mdb"; DestDir: "{app}data"; CopyMode: alwaysoverwrite

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5. Oct 19th, 2001, 06:51 AM

   
   

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   Check your particular MDAC manifest & see if any files distributed as part of it are missing from your list ?

   Dunno on RDO/DAO a long long time since I used either, I would say though that RDO & DAO used Jet ? I don’t see any Jet component DLL’s in your list ? (VBAJET32, MSJET40 etc etc…)

   Pee

   
   Best Bar…..

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6. Oct 19th, 2001, 10:13 AM

   
   

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   To cut a long story short, the inno setup tutorial was wrong regarding DAO
   I’ll just copy + paste the P&D wizard’s list

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