When you instantiate a Visual Basic component from an Active Server Pages (ASP) page, you may receive the following error: With Visual Studio 6.0 Service Pack 5 (SP5), you may receive the following error message: This error may occur after you install a new Visual Basic component on your Web server using a Standard Setup Package that was created on a computer with Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 SP4 or SP5.

The authenticated user for the Visual Basic (VB) run-time file (Msvbvm60.dll) does not have sufficient permissions. The authenticated user is the IUSR_computername account when you use anonymous access or the user that is authenticated with the Web page.

To resolve this problem, assign Windows NT File System (NTFS) Read and Execute file permissions to the appropriate users for VB run time (Msvbvm60.dll). VB run time is usually located in the Winnt\System32 folder.

Microsoft has confirmed that this is a bug in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section.

When you use the Standard Setup Package to update VB run time on the Web server, the setup application replaces the existing VB run time with the updated version when you restart your computer. In addition, the setup application replaces the NTFS file permissions for the Everyone group with the user who installs the new application. Because a Visual Basic component depends on VB run time, when you try to create your component, the CreateObject method fails due to insufficient permissions to VB run time.