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I have a user who keeps having the issue where he can’t see his Zip files
when trying to attach them to a message in Outlook.
This started happening about a year ago. I unregistered the following dlls
on his machine and this would fix the issue for a little while, then suddenly
it would come back and I’d have to unregister them again.
regsvr32 /u zipfldr.dll
regsvr32 /u cabview.dll
He is running Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 and all the latest
updates. Plus he has WinZip 11 installed.
I ended up re-imaging his machine (we use Ghost and he has the same image as
dozens of other users) and the problem went away for almost a year.
Suddenly yesterday it came back. I did the same thing as before,
unregistered the dlls.
He has not installed any new applications (he only uses Office 2003 and a
couple in-house apps that lots of other people use) I went through the steps
he takes to create his Zip files. Basically he selects the files he wants,
right clicks and chooses add to zip from the Winzip context menu.
Winzip is associated with all zip extensions and he is a local admin on his
machine.
The only other thing I know to try is switching to WinRar instead of WinZip.
But everyone here uses Winzip and it’s easier to keep them all on a standard.
Any ideas on why the machine would keep switching back to the XP compression
support, even after a fresh re-image and a year of working fine?
when trying to attach them to a message in Outlook.
This started happening about a year ago. I unregistered the following dlls
on his machine and this would fix the issue for a little while, then suddenly
it would come back and I’d have to unregister them again.
regsvr32 /u zipfldr.dll
regsvr32 /u cabview.dll
He is running Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 and all the latest
updates. Plus he has WinZip 11 installed.
I ended up re-imaging his machine (we use Ghost and he has the same image as
dozens of other users) and the problem went away for almost a year.
Suddenly yesterday it came back. I did the same thing as before,
unregistered the dlls.
He has not installed any new applications (he only uses Office 2003 and a
couple in-house apps that lots of other people use) I went through the steps
he takes to create his Zip files. Basically he selects the files he wants,
right clicks and chooses add to zip from the Winzip context menu.
Winzip is associated with all zip extensions and he is a local admin on his
machine.
The only other thing I know to try is switching to WinRar instead of WinZip.
But everyone here uses Winzip and it’s easier to keep them all on a standard.
Any ideas on why the machine would keep switching back to the XP compression
support, even after a fresh re-image and a year of working fine?