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Code Snippet BUT when I checked the System32 Folder and checked the version of comctl32.dll it is: v5.82.6000.16386. Don't know exactly if it has to do anything with it.just thought if it may be helpful. I did a little bit more debugging and found that under VistaBridgeLibrary->DLLVersionManager.cs->GetNativeFunctionPointer It is not returning the procAddress(Procedure Addredd for TaskDialogIndirect) in the following line: IntPtr procAddress = UnsafeNativeMethods.GetProcAddress(hModule, functionName); That is why it is throwing the Error: Can't find function 'TaskDialogIndirect' in DLL 'comctl32.dll' I'll be grateful if anyone please help me in this issue. With Regards Nick. Hi Nick, I find that your manifest file has the wrong file name name, if you are running from Visual Studio, chance are that the exectuable file name will be 'VistaBridgeDemoApp.vshost.exe', so that the manifest file should be ' VistaBridgeDemoApp.vshost.exe.manifest', but your manifest file name is 'VistaBridgeDemoApp.exe.manifest'. Try to fix this by right clicking the project icon from the project explorer, select 'Add' -> 'New Item.'
, in the popup dialog, select 'General' from the left 'Categories' pane, and at the right pane, select 'Application Manifest File', then a manifest file called 'app.manifest' will be included in your project, then add those assembly dependency information inside this file, and hit F5, you will be okay Hope this helps. Is this the only way right now we can connect the Comctl32.dll v6.0 in Vista? I am not an interop expert, but I prefer using the built-in Pinvoke mechanism instead: [DllImport('comctl32.dll', CharSet = CharSet.Unicode, EntryPoint='TaskDialog')] static extern int TaskDialog(IntPtr hWndParent, IntPtr hInstance, String pszWindowTitle, String pszMainInstruction, String pszContent, int dwCommonButtons, IntPtr pszIcon, out int pnButton); 2. If Yes, then will the.NET CLR Cache Path for comctl32.dll v6.0 always be. This is not the DLL cache directory for CLR, it's the Windows side-by-side directory, please refer to for more info. I still doubt that the reason why the default code is not working because of my current Comctl32.dll in the System32 folder which has the version: 5.82.6000.16386. If anyone feels this could e the problem then please tell me how to upgrade the Comctl32.dll in the System32 to Version 6.0?
COMCTL32 Functions. Except 5.82 from Windows Vista and higher (documented) DoReaderMode (383) 4.70 and higher: documented in 2004-2006. Function names are reproduced from the export directory of the COMCTL32.DLL executable, wherever possible. For functions that are not exported by name (i.e., are exported only by ordinal) from any. 
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If you use the depends.exe tool which is shipped with the Windows Platform SDK to examine export table of the Comctl32.dll, you will find that it doesn't have function 'TaskDialogIndirect' exported, but the version of Comctl32.dll coming from side-by-side directory does have. One interesting thing is that If I include the following app.manifest for the VistaBridgeDemoApp project, the SDK sample start working correctly for me: But you've said when you included this manifest file, it still doesn't work for you.
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I am glad to know if you will encounter the same problem when re-try. Hope this helps. If Yes, then will the.NET CLR Cache Path for comctl32.dll v6.0 always be.
This is not the DLL cache directory for CLR, it's the Windows side-by-side directory, please refer to for more info. Thanks for pointing me out Marco If you use the depends.exe tool which is shipped with the Windows Platform SDK to examine export table of the Comctl32.dll, you will find that it doesn't have function 'TaskDialogIndirect' exported, but the version of Comctl32.dll coming from side-by-side directory does have.
Geomax geo office cracked. Yes you are right comctl32.dll in System32 Directory doesn't have the 'TaskDialogIndirect' Function but the version of comctl32.dll in side-by-side directory does have it. I tried it again by properly checking the Dependency Code in the app.manifest in VistaBridgeDemo and tried to ReBuild it but still it is not working. As I mentioned earlier in my first post when I debug I found that it is properly connecting the DLL but it is not able to find the Function and then because it is not finding the function it throws the error: Can't find function 'TaskDialogIndirect' in DLL 'comctl32.dll' I also check the app. In the Release mode but still it is not working and throughing the same error. Description: Stopped working Problem signature: Problem Event Name: CLR20r3 Problem Signature 01: vistabridgedemoapp.exe Problem Signature 02: 1.0.0.0 Problem Signature 03: 4833fedd Problem Signature 04: VistaBridgeLibrary Problem Signature 05: 1.0.0.0 Problem Signature 06: 4833fedc Problem Signature 07: 1d8 Problem Signature 08: 4e Problem Signature 09: System.EntryPointNotFound OS Version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.1 Locale ID: 1033 I think in my case even after having the proper app.manifest it is not looking in the Windows side-by-side directory for the comctl32.dll (ver. 6.0) instead it always try to communicate the comctl32.dll in System32 Directory (where it doesn't have the 'TaskDialog' or 'TaskDialogIndirect' functions). Is there anyother way to let the application look for the DLL in the Windows side-by-side Directory or it is automatic when we add the proper dependency clause in app.manifest?