As you can see, it works exactly as intended - win32ole.so is loaded from Watir directory and there's no win32ole.so loaded from Ruby itself. This means that the problem lies somewhere in your code and not in watir itself.
Try to write as less code as possible to reproduce the problem you're having to locate the problem. For example. what are the require statements in your code? In what order are they done? Do you require somewhere explicitly win32ole (this should not be done)? Do you load some library, which might do that? Add ````puts $LOADED_FEATURES.grep /win32ole/```` somewhere into your code to find out where it goes wrong. --- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/watir/watir-classic/issues/51#issuecomment-13914452
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