WinWedge Pro may fail to install using the Setup.exe program that comes with the package. In some cases you may receive the following error messages:

Problem:

Error: "Setup cannot copy the file Setup1.ex_ ..."

Cause:
This error usually indicates that a file named "Setup1.exe" already exists on your computer (most commonly in the Windows folder), probably from a previous installation of software.

Solution:
To resolve the problem, click on your Start button, choose Find > Files or Folders and search your hard drive(s) for "Setup1.exe" (without the quotations), and rename or delete it. Then re-run setup.

Problem:

The SETUP.EXE file is linked to missing export OLEAUT32.DLL:185.

When you click OK, you receive the following error message, where <Path> is the location of Setup.exe:

<Path>\Setup.exe: A device attached to the system is not functioning.

In other cases, the Setup.exe program may inform you that it needs to update some system files on your computer. It then tries to perform the update and then asks to re-boot your PC. After you re-boot your PC, you receive the same message stating that it needs to update your system files.

Cause :
The computer on which you are running the setup program has an older version of the file OLEAUT32.DLL. This will be the case if you have the original version of Windows 95 (4.00.950) but have not installed any programs that updated OLEAUT32.DLL to a more recent version. OLEAUT32.DLL is a core file that all Visual Basic 6.0 applications depend upon. (The 32 bit version of WinWedge Pro was written in Visual Basic Version 6.0)

Solution :
To resolve the problem, the latest Automation files must be installed onto the client machine before SETUP.EXE can run successfully. The latest Automation files may be installed by using a program provided by Microsoft called VBRUN60.EXE. VBRUN60.EXE installs the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 run-time library (MSVBVM60.EXE) and updates required Automation files used by Visual Basic 6.0 applications (including OLEAUT32.DLL) correctly.

After VBRUN60.EXE is run successfully, the SETUP.EXE program may be run to install your Visual Basic application successfully.

Where Do I Get Vbrun60.exe?
The VBRUN60.EXE file is available for download from the following site:
Vbrun60.exe (size: 1.34MB)

Reference :
For additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
ARTICLE-ID    : Q192461
TITLE         : FILE: VBRUN60.EXE Installs Visual Basic 6.0 Run-Time Files