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Okay, one more time as another has said:
I can't GET to the menu bar in 1Password. Because I can't get it to open.
Refer to "ttski 5-5-13 - "Thanks for your response. I cannot get past the error message to open the program, so unable to complete a diagnostics report."
This is a paid for product. If you can't help me get it to work, I'd like the money to be refunded and I'll find something else that doesn't fight me so hard.
5 days between my last post and your response and nothing getting resolved is not good. My first post here was July 15, 2013. It's now July 30, 2013, and still no resolution.
I'm pretty sure it's a Windows 7 problem. Since my machine is pretty new, and I primarily use it for work, there is nothing on here, I think, that would cause ChilkatCrypt2.dll to already be there. IE, no games, no whatever.
I'd really like to get this resolved, one way or another.
Thanks.
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@Kim, my sincere apologies. We can better assist you via email. We typically reply to all support inquiries within 24 hours and often much sooner. These public forums are not always the best place for fast replies as we do expect that the community will also chime in. I'm sorry for any confusion in that regard.
support@ agilebits .com
I wish I had a solution to your problem, but this problem is on a much deeper level on your system. I tried to find your account in your system in order to refund your purchase, but I found no record of your purchase based on the email address you used to sign up for this forum. That's all I had to go on, though, so of course it is possible that you simply used a different email address to purchase 1Password.
Please email us as soon as possible so that we can get everything taken care of.
Thanks!
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@Kim, please try this:
- Download ChilkatCrypt2.zip here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ky5gnzgm97l7juh/ChilkatCrypt2.zip
- Unzip and then copy ChilkatCrypt2.dll into C:\Windows\System32
- Click Start, and locate the "Command Prompt" menu item (buried deep inside Accessories under All Programs). Right click on "Command Prompt". On the pop-up right click context menu, select "Run as Administrator".
- Type this: "cd C:\Windows\System32" (no quotes)
- Type this: "regsvr32.exe ChilkatCrypt2.dll" (no quotes).
Are you seeing any error messages?
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I have not had a chance to look at the the signed dll. However reading your post about having "SAAZOD" installed, I can confirm that I do. It is now continuum and it is an RMM tool that I use on all my clients. So this is the culprit? Are there any workarounds?
--Steve
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I'm double-checking with the devs, but it may help to follow Stefan's instructions above. My concern is that it will just keep getting overwritten as long as the offending program is still installed.
Please let me know how it goes when you follow Stefan's instructions in post #34, though.
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I will try those those instruction. It does it everyday, I have to log in and reinstall it.
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The problem with SAAZOD by Zenith is that they install ChilkatCrypt2.dll in the application directory (not in the Windows system directory), and they keep re-registering their own copy. This copy isn't signed, and that is why we cannot trust it.
So I don't thin the instructions in post #34 for Kim will work for you because no matter where you install and register ChilkatCrypt2.dll, the SAAZOD software will keep re-registering their own (unsigned) copy.
Please note SAAZOD does not overwrite ChilkatCrypt2.dll, but it does register their own (unsigned) version again and again. :/
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Ok, so does this mean there is not workaround for it?
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Unfortunately, apart from uninstalling the program that repeatedly registers an unsigned copy of a key encryption library, I don't know of another solution.
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What Stefan had me do WORKED!!!!!
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I really need a solution that does not involve removing my RMM tool, I can't even remove it because of the services I provide this client, and they really need 1password to work.
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I'm getting same issue. Whenever I start or restart windows, the pop-up error msg appears.
I'm using Bootcamp Win7 on MBP 2011 and 2012. Same thing happens with both machines.
Even though I uninstalled 1Password, same msg continues to appear.
It's too annoying..
I tried Stefan's advice, but doesn't work well still.
Please help, thank you:)
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Hummel, sorry for the delay in getting back to you!
Can you tell me what the RegSvr2 message says, in that last screen shot, above?
Also, can you post the output of the ListDLLs tool that Khad described, earlier in this thread? (If you prefer, you can send us the output at support@agilebits.com; be sure to include a link to this forum thread.)
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