[TC 8.01 final x32] WCMZIP32.DLL AES error

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2012-08-19, 17:09 UTC

I get error-messages when trying to encrypt my ftp's with master-password.

My actions - http://iceimg.com/i/0e/09/2786b4e86b.gif
What's the problem with WCMZIP32.DLL?

I use TC 8.01 final x32 on Win 7 x64, 'WCMZIP32.DLL' file is default from the official installer.

Any ideas?

p.s.
x64 works fine.

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2012-08-20, 09:35 UTC

Please go to the Total Commander directory and press Alt+Enter on the wcmzip32.dll. It should have a valid digital signature with signature date
Thursday, ‎19. ‎February ‎2009 00:40:52

If you get a different date, you have the wrong dll. Try to re-install Total Commander from www.ghisler.com.

If you get a bad signature warning, your certificates in Internet Explorer are out of date.

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2012-08-20, 15:36 UTC

2ghisler(Author)
I've already compared and checked the file with original installer's one - both of them are identical. Sirnature is right.

my md5:
78ab27b9290e9cd1bc2d403f9981aa5b *WCMZIP32.DLL

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2012-08-23, 12:50 UTC

It may also be a wrong system clock. This can happen when the 3V backup battery on the mainboard dies. Please check whether system date&time are correct or not.

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2012-08-23, 15:02 UTC

2ghisler(Author)
Time is ok, everything on system (hard & soft) works good.

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2012-08-27, 14:03 UTC

Sorry, I don't have any other ideas.

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2012-09-12, 17:09 UTC

Still no ideas? Nobody knows?

mhanor · Post by *mhanor » 2012-09-12, 20:33 UTC

I get the same error if I change that file's access rights, so that it can't be read.
Check file/folder permissions. Also check your antivirus, it might be silently denying access to the file.

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2012-09-13, 16:05 UTC

2mhanor
I'm admin and have full rights and read/write access.

mhanor · Post by *mhanor » 2012-09-13, 18:12 UTC

Admin rights doesn't beat the antivirus kernel mode driver's power to deny access.
Use Process Monitor from Sysinternals, to see what's going on with the tcmd process when it tries to load/access that dll. Select "Show File System Activity" only and filter out the processes that are not of interest.

MaxX · Post by *MaxX » 2012-09-13, 18:30 UTC

2mhanor
Have no problems with permissions and rights.
No suspicious processer or av-blocked accesses found...

mhanor · Post by *mhanor » 2012-09-13, 20:16 UTC

Try the workaround presented here:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/heaths/archive/2008/12/11/another-possible-workaround-for-error-1330.aspx