Phoenix winnonlin binary files import issue

Hi everyone

when importing pwo file in phoenix I have encountering an error

Unable to load file D:\Concentration data.pwo due to Failed to get pwo meta data
Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {B0475003-7740-11D1-BDC3-0020AF9F8E6E} failed due to the following error: 8007007e The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007E).

if someone has solution for it please do reply to this post

Thanks in Advance :slight_smile:

Hi it appears you have already asked this of Support as Case 155687

Unless necessary I would ask that you don’t ask the same question in two places, this does indeed appear to be a support issue as it’s a rather rare message (never seen it before myself). I see my colleague already sent you a suggestion;

'error message is very special since you trying to load a legacy file from a shared drive.

Please change file location to fix this problem:
Try copying pwofile to the local hard drive first before importing it.’

Please let us & Supprt know if this corrects the problem, thanks Simon.

Hi Simon

'error message is very special since you trying to load a legacy file from a shared drive.

Please change file location to fix this problem:
Try copying pwofile to the local hard drive first before importing it.’

I am not able to reply to ur colleague bcoz of that reason only I posted here

but still solution gave by ur colleague not solved my problem and I have attached this screenshot for that to show you

This screen shows you that I trying to import pwo file from my local drive only not from network

please tell me the how rectify this error ASAP

thanks for you reply

Balaji, I don’t understand why you can’t respond to the support desk? If you want support then you need to be able to reply to their emails, or email them directly; Pharsight.Support@certara.com

that said if you can attach or email me the PWO I can try to open it on my machine to see if it’s a problem with your file, or your installation; have you tried to open any of the files from C:\Program Files (x86)\Pharsight\Phoenix\application\Examples\Legacy WinNonlin

Simon.