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Cthulhu_Aeon

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I downloaded a game called "Zombie Smashers X2" and whenever I try to play it I get an error stating, "Run-Time Error '429': ActiveX component can't create object." I tried to google the problem but all I got were fixes for programing apps that I don't have. If someone could help out it would be appreciated. :whistling:

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This happens on both of my computers. One with XP and the one with Vista.

Edited by Cthulhu_Aeon, 30 July 2007 - 08:08 AM.

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wannabe1

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Hi Cthulhu_Aeon...

Can you link me to the site you downloaded the game from so I can have a peek at the actual download you have?

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Yep, here is the site I download the game from. http://zsx2.totallys...ed.net/demo.htm
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The game is not compatible with Vista...it's just too old.

In XP, it's still borderline...have you tried running it in compatibility mode?
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I just tried out all the compatibly modes but I still get the same error.
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