How To Fix Error 380 (comInvalidPropertyValue)

The root causes of 380 errors associated with comInvalidPropertyValue include a missing or corrupt Object Linking and Embedding control (ActiveX control), in some cases caused by malware infection. A large percentage of these file issues can be resolved with downloading and installing the latest version of your Windows 10 file. Also, maintaining a clean and optimized Windows registry can help in preventing invalid Windows 10 file path references, so we highly recommend running a registry scan on a regular basis.

Classic ComInvalidPropertyValue Problems

Primarily, comInvalidPropertyValue errors relate to a missing or corrupt comInvalidPropertyValue file. These are top 9 errors that are seen in Windows:

• "File missing or invalid: ComInvalidPropertyValue component is not correctly registered."
• "ComInvalidPropertyValue failed to register. The specified module could not be found."
• "File Missing: ComInvalidPropertyValue"
• "ComInvalidPropertyValue cannot be found."
• "comInvalidPropertyValue is missing."
• "Error 339 - Not correctly registered: comInvalidPropertyValue."
• "The comInvalidPropertyValue file reference is missing."
• "comInvalidPropertyValue failed to load. The specified module is missing."
• "One or more ActiveX controls could not be displayed because either: 1) Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX controls on this page, or 2) You have blocked a publisher of one of the controls. As a result, the page may not display correctly."
• "Current application no longer includes comInvalidPropertyValue, although it's required to run."

These Windows 10 error messages can appear during program installation, while a comInvalidPropertyValue-related software program (eg. 380) is running, during Windows startup or shutdown, or even during the installation of the Windows operating system.

ComInvalidPropertyValue Issue Origins

ComInvalidPropertyValue that's been moved, missing ComInvalidPropertyValue, bad software install/uninstall - all create broken file path references, causing errors.

Using external resources such as comInvalidPropertyValue create ideal opportunities for errors. comInvalidPropertyValue files become corrupt from malware, bad shutdowns (OS or 380), and other ActiveX-involved scenarios. Upon loading 380, the corrupt comInvalidPropertyValue cannot load properly, causing crashes.

Additionally, problems with comInvalidPropertyValue can be caused by bad 380-related references in Windows registry. Broken registry paths with comInvalidPropertyValue cause 380 issues due to improper file registration. Bad install/uninstall of 380, comInvalidPropertyValue that's moved, or a missing comInvalidPropertyValue can create these broken file path references.

In particular, comInvalidPropertyValue problems originate with:

• Invalid (corrupt) comInvalidPropertyValue registry entry.
• Malware infestation corrupted comInvalidPropertyValue file or associated 380 files.
• Malfunctioning Microsoft Corporation-related hardware causing comInvalidPropertyValue corruption (Contact Microsoft Corporation might help).
• Another program overwrote the required version of comInvalidPropertyValue.
• Malicious deletion (or mistaken) of comInvalidPropertyValue by another application (not 380).
• comInvalidPropertyValue maliciously, or mistakenly, uninstalled by another program.

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