There are several possible solutions to the issue of Automation server not being able to create objects.

There are several solutions to the problem of Automation server not being able to create objects, depending on the specific cause of the issue. Here are a few common solutions:

1. Check if the COM component is correctly registered: First, make sure that the required COM component is properly registered in the Windows registry. You can use the regsvr32 command to re-register the component.
2. Check the permissions of the COM component: Make sure that the permissions of the COM component are set correctly, and ensure that the current user has enough authority to create objects. You can try running the application with administrator privileges or adjusting the permissions of the component.
3. Ensure that the dependencies of the COM component are installed: If the COM component relies on other components or libraries, make sure these dependencies are correctly installed.
4. Check the security settings of the server: Sometimes, security settings may prevent the Automation server from creating objects. You can try adjusting the server’s security settings or using the appropriate security certificate.
5. Check the bitness of the operating system and applications: If the Automation server is 32-bit and the application is 64-bit (or vice versa), it may result in object creation failure. Make sure the bitness of the operating system and applications match.
6. Check the firewall settings: Sometimes, firewall settings may prevent the Automation server from creating objects. You can try temporarily disabling the firewall or configuring it to allow the necessary communication.

If the above solutions do not work, you can try searching for more help on relevant forums or communities, or contact the developers of the Automation server for support.