What does HRESULT 0x80110425 (COMADMIN_E_COMPFILE_LOADDLLFAIL) mean?

 
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COMADMIN_E_COMPFILE_LOADDLLFAIL

COMADMIN_E_COMPFILE_LOADDLLFAIL is the failure HRESULT 0x80110425 (signed decimal -2146368475, unsigned decimal 2148598821). Its severity bit is 1, facility is 17 (FACILITY_ITF), and the facility-specific code field is 0x0425.

COM+ component-file analysis: exact meaning of COMADMIN_E_COMPFILE_LOADDLLFAIL

COM+ found the component file but could not load it for analysis. The component-file inspection stage invokes the Windows loader to discover classes or registration information.

AllStat records this condition as “The DLL could not be loaded”.

Where the result occurs

This HRESULT is raised while COM+ inspects a proposed component file for classes, type information, and class factories before it can create usable catalog components. In the specific case of this result, collect loader status, PE architecture, dependencies, activation context, file integrity, and security blocking information.

Evidence to collect before repair

  • Evidence for it should include exact file path, hash, PE architecture, and signature, captured before a repair changes state.
  • Collect loader diagnostics and dependent-module list when diagnosing this result; without it the symbolic HRESULT is underdetermined.
  • The result investigation needs type-library LIBID/version and declared coclasses so the exact failing boundary remains reconstructable.
  • preserve DllGetClassObject behavior for the expected CLSIDs; it anchors the failure to the real administration object.

Diagnostic sequence

  • At the boundary, prove the deployment selected the intended binary.
  • The next this result diagnostic action is to resolve loader and dependency failures before registry changes.
  • To isolate this result, compare type-library declarations with implemented class factories.
  • rebuild binary and metadata from one source revision.
  • At the boundary, rerun InstallComponent and inspect the resulting Components collection.

Difference from nearby COMADMIN results

COMADMIN_E_COMPFILE_DOESNOTEXIST means the file is absent; COMADMIN_E_COMPFILE_GETCLASSOBJ means loading succeeded but class-object discovery failed.

Retry and recovery

Deploy a loadable binary and matching dependencies, then repeat component installation.

Practical administration scenario

The DLL exists but depends on a runtime library missing from the server, so COM+ cannot inspect it.

Official Microsoft references

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