New workaround for Provider error 80004005 unspecified error.
The click statistics program that had been running well for the past two days suddenly went wrong. What was displayed was:
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Provider error 80004005
unspecified error
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I searched a lot on the Internet and found that I have tried all the methods provided by everyone, but none of them worked. The methods are as follows:
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Start running regsvr32 jscript.dll (command function: Repair Java dynamic link library)
Start running regsvr32 vbscript.dll (command function: repair VB dynamic link library)
Start running iisreset (command function: restart IIS)
Start running msjetoledb40.dll
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Add the read and write permissions of the IUSR_COMPUTER user to the system temporary folder %windir%/temp/
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When ASP connects to the Access database, if the page is refreshed frequently, an 80004005 unspecified error occurs and the database cannot be connected. However, the connection can be made after refreshing for about 10 minutes. The relevant patches have been applied, but the problem remains. Finally, it was determined that it was related to the buffering of IIS6. Find the application pool in the IIS configuration, the performance page in the DefaultAppPool attribute, and adjust the number of processes in the WEB park (any value, 1 is acceptable). After the application is determined, the problem is solved.
None of the above methods solved my problem, so I reinstalled IIS and it still returned to normal. I could only continue to work hard on my own.
Basically the workflow of ASP, after much deliberation, it should still be the problem of temporary files, but the directory of the temporary folder has been given the permission of IUSR, why is it still wrong? With the mentality of giving it a try, I cleared the temporary folder. All the content, a miracle happened, the ASP page connecting to the database returned to normal!