Reprint please specify the source ~ ~
The crash was due to a conflict with the office high version, such as my 64-bit Win7 64-bit office2013 and Visio (I was wondering, remember that the reload system was loaded with 32-bit office2013 and Visio never encountered the problem).
The current online solution is Microsoft's Filetool.exe method, see http://blog.csdn.net/he_qiao/article/details/8245693 for details.
The above method is very troublesome and not good to use,
Today using Google search in the Microsoft community to see a person's approach is very useful, successfully solved the problem, the current vc++6 use normal no problem. (in advance, even if you have installed the SP6 patch Vc++6 can also apply the following methods )
His approach is this:
ps:for Those who use Windows 7 and VC6; I had problems getting the actual Setup program to work properly. Instead, I updated it manually. To fix the add->files problem, make sure you is not running any part of Visual Studio 6.0 and make sure also you dont There are any files open either local or over the network (on the safe side, just disable your network). Then your can fix it by doing this:
- Download and Unpack the VC6 SP6 into a dir-like C:\INSTALL
- Locate Vs6sp61.cab and open it with a archive editor (I use winrar)
- Locate the subfolder Common\msdev98\bin in the archive
- Assuming your VC6 is installed in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio, go to this folder in Explorer "C:\Program File S\microsoft Visual Studio\common\msdev98\bin "
- Backup all the files and folders in this directory before proceeding, I just put them in a. rar file just in case somethin G went wrong.
- Now, select all the files and folders listed. Your archive program's file view (you should still is in the folder Mentio Ned in step 3).
- Drag them or extract them to the folder mentioned in step 4.
- When asked, make sure you confirm so wish to overwrite the files (does for every one or use checkbox at bottom).
- Depending on "What suite of VS6 are you having, may need to delete Msdev.exe and rename one of the MsdevP.exe or MsdevS.exe. If you are using the Enterprise Edition, you dont need to. My guess is, MSDEVP is for Professional Edition and Msdevs are for standard Edition.
- Once you has done all that, start Visual Studio and open/create a project. Then try Project->add->files, should is good to go. Remember This method works for Windows 7 x86, I dont know if it would work in Vista or in x64 versions.
- Hope This helps someone-i feel the since I know about it I should share it since it isn ' t an overly obvious alternative And if reversed I would hope others would do the same.
The translation comes from:
Download vc++6.0 patch VS6SP6, English version address:
Http://download.microsoft.com/download/1/9/f/19fe4660-5792-4683-99e0-8d48c22eed74/Vs6sp6.exe
Double-click the patch, you will be asked to extract to a temporary directory (directory with you), after decompression, find the temporary directory of the Vs6sp61.cab compressed package, open with WinRAR directly, and then in the WinRAR window to navigate to common\msdev98\bin\,
Let's put it this way, we'll open the vc++6.0 installation location in Windows Explorer and navigate to the sub-folder \common\msdev98\bin, like mine is d:\vs\vc++6.0\common\msdev98\bin\
Then put the WinRAR window files and folders directly Ctrl + A Select all, drag to the folder , if prompted to replace the file or folder and overwrite. generally we installed VC + + are enterprise version, so the MsdevP.exe and MsdevS.exe deleted on the line, otherwise Professional Edition (P) or standard version (S) VC + + 6.0 to rename MsdevP.exe or MsdevS.exe to Msdev.exe replace the original.
OK, then open a vc++6.0 project, try to open the button and add the file to the project button is not normal ~ ~ ~
Update: Do not have so much trouble, the internet has said to re-install the SP6 patch can be directly resolved, but I have not tried ~ ~ ~
vc++6.0 new solution to the crash problem of open or add to Project files on systems above Win7