Login and Other Errors

"This action cannot be completed because the other program is busy. Choose Switch to, Retry or Cancel to activate the busy program and correct the problem."

This error typically indicates a temporary problem or interference with opening files over the Internet. To fix, try the following actions in sequence until the problem is resolved:

1. Wait 5 to 10 seconds and click Retry. 
2. Close and re-start your Internet connection. If your Internet connection is wireless, try either moving your computer closer to the wireless router or connecting to the router by wire to improve the signal. 
3. Close and re-start Windows. 
4. Delete Windows temporary files (typically at C:\Windows\Temp). These temporary file start with a tilde (~) prefix and end with a .tmp extension. Otherwise, 
5. Follow the steps to fix the "Remote Server does not exist" error and/or configure the firewall on your computer to allow all CTI Navigator Internet functions (see related articles below).

For more details on this error, see "Switch To or Retry error" in the related articles below.

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Can't Find File or Specified Module Cannot Be Found

If CTI Navigator Desktop was installed before April 19, 2012  in Windows Vista or Windows 7 , ensure that CTI Navigator is set to "Run as Administrator" (see the related article "Use Windows Vista and Windows 7"). Installations after April 19 of 2012  do not need Administrative privileges. 

If the referenced file is CTIAnnouncement.dll or the file is not specified, register the CTIAnnouncement.dll file in C:\Program Files\CTI Navigator as described in the related article "Register or Unregister dll or ocx files". If the CTIAnnouncement.dll file is missing, it can be downloaded from www.ctimls.com/Downloads/CTIAnnouncement.dll and saved into C:\Program Files\CTI Navigator [or into C:\Program Files (x86)\CTI Navigator in 64-bit Windows]. Open or double-click on the saved file to ensure it is registered (as described in the related article "Register or Unregister dll or ocx files"). 

If the error occurred during a Search function, your CTI Navigator may not have updated properly. Close CTI Navigator, go to www.ctimls.com/Downloads/CTIDataTable.dll  and save the CTIDataTable.dll file to C:\Program Files\CTI Navigator  [or, in a 64-bit version of Windows, to C:\Program Files(x86)\CTI Navigator]. Replace the existing file of the same name.

If the problem re-occurs after being fixed, you may need to configure or disable your Antivirus or Antispyware program to not scan files in the CTI Navigator folder. You can use the Windows Find/Search function to determine if the missing file has been quarantined by a security program. (See related articles, "Configure Security" and "Disable Common Antispyware programs".) 

See also "dB Exec error: Could not Find File Specified" below.

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Cannot Open an Anonymous Level Security Token 

To fix a "Cannot open an anonymous level security token" browser error: 

1. Open the Windows Control Panel
2. select Administrative Tools
3. double-click on to open Component Services (in the List)
4. double-click on (or click the + beside) Component Svcs (in the white box)
5. double-click Computers
6. right-click My Computer
7. select Properties
8. select Default Properties tab
9. change the Default Authentication Level to "Connect"
10. change the Impersonation level to "Identify"
11. click the OK button. 

Class Factory Cannot Supply Requested Class

This error implies that the CTI Navigator program is not registered properly in Windows. The fix for this error depends on when and how CTI Navigator was installed on this computer. If CTI Navigator was installed on this computer on or before June 2008, follow the detailed instructions at ClassFactory Cannot Supply Requested Class in the related articles below. 

If CTI Navigator was installed on this computer after June 2008, or if the preceding does not resolve the error, uninstall and reinstall CTI Navigator (see related article below for uninstall and install instructions). Close all programs and disable any antivirus program on your computer while reinstalling CTI Navigator.

Class Not Registered on Local Machine

Data Access "File Not Found" or "Path Not Found"

A Data Access "file not found" or "path not found" error during login usually indicates that either the MLS data or data dictionary on the computer are corrupted. A valid data dictionary is necessary whether CTI Navigator is set to use local data or data over the Internet.

Local Data. If CTI Navigator Desktop is set to use MLS data "locally" inside your computer (there is an Update button on the login screen), either download and install updated MLS data (and/or taxes where available); or set CTI Navigator to access MLS data over the Internet instead of locally inside this computer (see "Set Data to Internet Option" in the related articles "Download, Install or Access CTI Navigator").  

Internet Data. If CTI Navigator Desktop is set to access MLS data over the Internet (no Update button on the login screen) when a data access error incurs, either (a) un-install and then re-install the CTI Navigator Desktop program or (b) install updated MLS Data. (Installing the program includes a current data dictionary.) If you install data but do not want to keep updating data, you can click the Setup button on the login screen and re-set Navigator to use Data (and taxes where applicable) over the Internet. 

Note: If a data access error occurs opening or creating a CMA, follow the instructions in the related article below, "CMA Reports and Errors."

dB Exec Automation error: Could not Find File Specified

A "dB Exec Automation error... could not find file specified", but the "specified" file name is not provided, when logging into CTI Navigator indicates that some Windows system file(s) needed by Navigator probably is missing or corrupted. Close the error message and ensure that your Windows is up-to-date and that all "critical updates" have been installed successfully (See related article, "How to configure and use Automatic Updates in Windows"). If installing Windows updates does not resolve the problem, use Windows Restore (see Restore Windows System files in the related articles below) to set Windows back to when CTI Navigator last worked correctly, and then install all Windows updates. If CTI Navigator does not work correctly after restoring Windows to a time when it previously worked, uninstall and then reinstall CTI Navigator. 

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Item Not Found ... or Index Not Found

The error "item not found in collection corresponding to required name or ordinal" or "Index not found" indicates that the MLS data or the dictionary for the data on the computer is corrupted. This error may occur when logging into CTI Navigator, searching, adding/revising or displaying data. 

If CTI Navigator is set to use local data, the fix is to either reinstall fresh data or set CTI Navigator to use data over the Internet. If CTI Navigator is set to access data over the Internet, the fix is to reinstall CTI Navigator's dictionary file. Update CTI Navigator after reinstalling a dictionary and/or data file. 

For instructions on how to replace the MLS data or dictionary, click on "error logging in or searching" (also in "Item can not be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal..." error (3265) in the related articles below). 

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Invalid Band or Invalid Tools Collection Index

This error indicates that the program is not able to properly access data or menu files. To fix, Update manually (Start > all Programs > CTI Navigator > Update Manager > Update button). If this does not fix the error, register CTIAnnouncement.dll and CTI{YourMLSCode}MenuData.dll in C:\Program Files\CTI Navigator\ (see the related article "Register or Unregister dll or ocx files"). If the problem persists, disable your antivirus program and reinstall CTI Navigator (see the related article "Download, Install or Access CTI Navigator"). (See note for "YourMLScode".)

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Problem Connecting to Server

Configure security in your Windows and in any Internet Security program on your computer (see "Configure Security" in the related articles below). If configuring your security program does not resolve the problem, you may need to temporarily disable any antivirus, firewall, privacy service, ad/popup blocker, Internet/web "accelerator" or remote proxy programs.

To ensure that your Internet connection is not routed though a proxy service, open the Windows Control Panel > select Internet Options (you may need to select Network and Internet Connections first) > click the Connections tab >select the LAN Settings button for a DSL, cable or other broadband Internet connection, or select the Settings button for a dial-up Internet connection > verify or clear all boxes so that nothing is checked under either "Automatic Configuration" or under "Proxy Server" > click the OK button. 

To disable Google Web Accelerator see related article "Stop Google Web Accelerator". To disable McAfee's Privacy service see related article "Disable McAfee's Redirector Services".  If you are using a wireless Internet connection, temporarily disable any special compression or security settings that may be designed to extend the radio range of the wireless connection (or temporarily use a wired connection to the Internet). 

Remote Name Cannot Be Resolved

To fix a "Remote Name Cannot Be Resolved" error, ensure that your Internet access is working. To check, go to a website that you have not recently accessed and is not your browser's homepage. 

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RPC Sequence is Not Supported 

To fix a "RPC Sequence is Not Supported" error in Windows XP, click to run the "SOAP patch to By-Pass DCOM" and then re-start Windows.  

Underlying Connection was Closed: An Unexpected Error Occurred on Receive

This error indicates that your Internet connection has failed or been blocked, or the Web service component of your Windows is corrupted, or the MLS server is malfunctioning. To fix this error, first verify that your Internet service is working normally. Then verify that your Windows is up-to-date and that all "critical updates" have been installed successfully (see related article, "How to configure and use Automatic Updates in Windows").

If the problem persists, call CTI Tech Support (1-800-533-1031) during weekday business hours to report the problem. If the MLS server is functioning normally and the previous steps have not resolved the problem, you or a local PC technician (or state association sponsored technology helpline) may need to run Microsoft's .NET Framework Repair Tool (link also in related articles below).

Helpline note: State Association of Realtors^® sponsored Tech Helplines can be reached by phone (Monday - Saturday) at 

• FAR = 407-587-1450;  or
• GAR = 877-573-5611.   

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Unable to Generate a Temporary Class (result=1). error CS0014...

To fix a Windows 7/Vista/XP-Pro error such as "InvalidOperationException: Unable to generate a temporary class (result=1). error CS0014..." that occurs when trying to log into CTI Navigator, close all CTI Navigator screens, and then:

1. Open Windows Explorer
2. Browse to and right-click on the Windows\Temp folder on your hard drive
3. Select Properties
4. Select the Security tab
5. Click the Edit button
6. In the "Group or User Name" section, select your Windows User name
7. In the Allow column of the Permissions section:
   • check the box beside "List Folder Contents"
   • check the box beside "Read"
8. Click the Apply button
9. Verify that "List Folder Contents" and Read is also checked under Allow for the SYSTEM and Administrator in the "Group or User Name" section
10. Click the OK button to close the Properties screen.

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Your MLS code note: Where instructions refer to {YourMLScode}, substitute CTI's 3-letter code for your local MLS (without the {} braces). This code can be determined by opening the CTI Navigator login screen > click the Setup button > the MLS code is the first 3 letters in the Internet Server Address box.

Related articles and Internet links:

• Access Denied 
• Cannot Open Anonymous Level Security Token in IE 8 (Microsoft)
• "Class not Registered on local machine" error
• CMA Reports and Errors 
• ClassFactory Cannot Supply Requested Class 
• Class Not Registered on Local Machine 
• Configure Security (such as Firewall, Internet Security, Windows Internet Options, or Scripting)
• CTI's Help and Support Web site
• Disable Common AntiSpyware Programs
• Disable McAfee's Redirector services
• Download, Install or Access CTI Navigator program, or MLS Data 
• How to configure and use Automatic Updates in Windows (by Microsoft)
• "Item can not be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal..." error (3265) 
• "Invalid Procedure Call or Argument" error
• Method of Object Failed error
• Microsoft .NET Framework Repair Tool
• Missing, Invalid or Incorrectly Registered  Windows System Component (.ocx or .dll) files
• "Object Variable or Width Block Variable not Set" error
• Register or Unregister dll or ocx files
• "Remote Server does not exist or is Unavailable" error (462)
• Switch to or Retry error 
• Stop Google Web Accelerator
• "Subscript Out of Range" error
• Uninstall CTI Navigator
• Use Windows Vista or Windows 7
• "Workgroup Information File is Missing or Open Exclusively by Another User" error

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rev. 08.03.2015