I have installed the photoshop app on PC but it shows msvcp.dll file not available. I downloaded this file from net and pasted it in system 32 folder and restarted my device. Now it shows some other .dll file. This problem is going on for many .dll files. What should I do?
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I have a VCL application built in C++Builder 10.0 Seattle. It uses Axis Media Control on the Form to display video, therefore it loads the AxisMediaControl.dll file when it runs.
In the past, I have had this deployed on a 32bit target machine, where the application lived in the C:\Program Files\AppName directory, and the AxisMediaControl.dll was installed to this same location. Everything worked as expected.
This application is a 32 bit application, so when deploying to a 64 bit target machine, it is installed in the C:\Program File (x86)\AppName directory. Once again, the AxisMediaControl.dll file is deployed in the application directory.
The app fails to launch with the error "The specified module could not be found". Using Process Monitor, I found the program is looking for the Axis DLL in the older Program Files directory instead of the x86 dir. What would cause the application to look for the DLL in that location?
Running the same binary on my dev machine, the application loads the DLL from my SysWOW64 directory. If the DLL is placed there on the target machine, it still fails to look in that location. It is ONLY looking in the older Program Files application path, which I cannot understand.
I'm hoping someone can shed some light.
I have created a project within VB.net, which downloads an .exe from my DropBox. When I manually download, the .exe it runs perfectly, however when I download it through my VB project, it comes up with the error:
EDIT:
"Unsupported 16-bit Application:"
"The program or feature cannot start or run due to incompatibility
with 64-bit versions of Windows"
This is the code I use to automatically download the .exe:
My.Computer.Network.DownloadFile("[FILE LINK]", "[FILE DIRECTORY]")
The .exe downloaded through the VB.net project is only 155 bytes, whereas the actual .exe should be around 120 KB.
Why does the file become incompatible when downloaded through my VB.net project?
I am working in a Powerbuilder application.
I migrated the application from 11.0 to 12.6 and deployed the application. I also generated dlls for Powerbuilder 12.6 version from install run time packager msi file. When I place the exe(say exe name as "vm.exe") and dlls in a folder path(say C:\abcd\vm and run the application,the app crashes. But if I copy the same exe and paste in same folder by changing the exe name as vmcopy.exe, it works. Only with specific exe name, it crashes. Also if I place the same dlls and exe in some other folder path(say C:\abcd\vmtest) name it works fine with exe name as "vm.exe". So only for a specific folder path and specific exe name the app crashes.I want the application to work with the specific exe name and specific folder location. Please help me on solving this issue.Thanks in advance.
I have successfully program a VB.NET 2010 program connected with access database.
I wanna to know how can I run my program on another PC haven't visual studio on it?
what I must copy and how many file are them? and what the extensions of the files? and how can I get these files?
You can create an installation/setup project which will copy and install all the relevant files.
Read this tutorial for more details.
When a source code is run through visual studio, an executable file is created in the directory of the project. The directory is in the project file \bin\debug. You could also find the database there if connected.
The program that you are looking for is usually in the extension .exe. You also need to make sure that the database is always in the same directory as the .exe file if you will run it on a different computer without visual studio or any other compiler just that the machine is compatible with .exe files (eg. windows OS on machine)
So I created a cab file in Visual Studio and it all was fine and dandy. i am using HP thin client with WinCE 4.0
One thing though, there is a folder called Program Files on My Device and there is a folder called Program Files on Hard Disk.
Now, My Device memory resets itself each time the machine is rebooted.
Unfortunately, VS 2008 won't let me change the path for where the cab installs the program.
Any ideas on how to change the path?
I have figured it out: any time you wish to install an application in a different path, use Custom folder, not Programs or Program Files.
Looks like InstallDir can not be modified w/o hacks. I used Custom folder while in the Cab project and specified the path I wish to install this app; it worked.