I have just installed a third party app on my Windows Server 2008 server and I get the
ActiveX Component can\'t create object
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I've had the same issue in a VB6 program I'm writing, where a Form uses a ScriptControl object to run VBScripts selected by the User.
It worked fine until the other day, when it suddenly started displaying 'Runtime error 429' when the VBScript attempted to create a Scripting.FileSystemObject.
After going mad for an entire day, trying all the solutions proposed here, I began suspecting the problem was in my application.
Fortunately, I had a backup version of that form: I compared their codes, and discovered that inadvertently I had set UseSafeSubset property of my ScriptControl object to True.
It was the only difference in the form, and after restoring the backup copy it worked like a charm.
Hope this can be useful to someone. Up with VB6! :-)
Max - Italy