VBS GetObject (" new: {d5e8041d - 920 - f - 45 - e9 b8fb b1deb82c6e5e} ") to create objects, IE is there a relationship, and OS version or IE version
Currently in the Windows 7, IE11 environment can be created successfully, please will in the low version of Windows or IE environment creates failure?

CodePudding user response:

In addition, can you tell me the D5E8041D - 920 - f - 45 e9 - B8FB B1DEB82C6E5E - what is it?

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The

refer to the original poster sageri response:

VBS using GetObject (" new: {d5e8041d - 920 - f - 45 - e9 b8fb b1deb82c6e5e} ") to create objects, IE and OS version or is there a link between the IE version, please
Currently in the Windows 7, IE11 environment can be created successfully, please will in the low version of Windows or IE environment creates failure?

Should not fail,
I just wrote a few words in VB6 code test, Windows 7 pro (32-bit) + IE8, was a success,
Free wait a minute, I'm looking for new WinXP + IE8 machines running the code a try,

reference 1st floor sageri response:

in addition, could you tell me D5E8041D - 920 - f - 45 e9 - B8FB B1DEB82C6E5E - what is it?

You as long as in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Classes \ clsids, find:
{D5E8041D - 920 - f - 45 e9 - B8FB - B1DEB82C6E5E} this key, look at the content below it, to know what it is,
(other similar support COM interface software, so it is with)

CodePudding user response:

ZhuTie content, your post title, has made the GUID value write wrong!!!!!!!!!
Must write GetObject (" new: {D5E8041D - 920 - f - 45 e9 - B8FB - B1DEB82C6E5E} "),

The letters in the GUID can case-insensitive,

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After the test, WinXP + IE8 normal operation,