Installing Microsoft front page 2000. Windows 8. Error 1919, configuring OBDC data: visual FoxPro database, ODBC error 6: Component not found in the registry. Verify that the file exists and can access it.
Windows 8 was the last Microsoft operating system we can successful install Microsoft Front Page, and PhotoDraw 2000 and many other similar programs. Support for these programs has long been discontinued because of technological advances in computer engineering enabling a redefining of html as a information based code called xml. HTM editors programed in html 4 or 5 is incompatible with web pages coded in xml. So to image files created PhotoDraw and many other the same age programs.
Commercially web pages today are primary xml. Editing an html 4 coded page in a modern word processor convert the original code to xml when you save. No copies of your original html are ever saved.
Edit web page and in edit in the installed image editor bottoms that were active that have become unexpectedly greyed out or missing entirely is a sign of a file called OBDC had just become corrupted in the registry.
The program can still be installed when you get the error message. Click the ignore tab once for a second again and a third time The error is still there will still have no access to the edit web page buttons.
In theory system restore is a part of windows tools to help fix non responsive program problems. In the case of a corrupt OBDC file system even though system restore will report restore was successful the buttons never return.
Resorting to uninstalling and reinstalling the program with the installation disc can be heart breaking when an "Error 1919, configuring OBDC data: visual FoxPro database, ODBC error 6: Component not found in the registry. Verify that the file exists and can access it." message is displayed. This is a common error not easily fix because of several issues you should be aware of before you start tweaking with your computer any further
One of theses if you have a typical off the shelf retailer computer. The operating system and associated bells and whistles of the particular manufacture to the particular model you have are often tied into the installed operating system at the factory. There is an entanglement issue between the operating system and the manufactures features all tied into together standard scanning and computer repair apps are just not programed for.
This is the serial numbers of the computer tied into the operating system installation key scanning adding to the problem regular repair software from the internet are not programed for. A heart breaking problem when software asks for an installation disc of the operating system that was not supplied when you bought the computer new. The idea users shouldn't need one because computer recovery this way is built into the computer.
Before you run the recovery program make sure you know the true state of your computer. Constant shutting down restarting and tweaking with the operating system and manufacture's program features can be the culprit effecting the OBDC file as ell as the built in recovery program leaving you up the creek with no tool to fix with.
It It is not the end of the story if there is any damage that hadn’t seriously impeded your computer to much the built in recovery may find as a corrupt error informing unable to recover the whole system message leaving you in limbo there.
When reinstalling the whole system the most important thing make sure you have a hard copy of all your personal files you can reinstall when the OBDC problem is fixed. For security in case something happens to your original back up have as many back up copies for safe keeping you can.
Damage to files can often be in the caused by constant inserting and abstracting warring out and damaging USB device ends and in the port to falls the computer has suffered, the chassis effecting the mother board no software app can check. Check your operating system and manufacture's scan for error and performance tools for diagnosis.
All is not lost however because you can contact the manufacturer of your computer. Use the keywords in your search engine of the manufacturer and model number including the error message. When ask for any serial numbers you will find inside the battery cover.
If the worst comes to the worst as it turns out the are computer forensic expert repair workshops that that can do all this sort of thing for you.
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