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When I click the digital signature dropdown to change it, the program shows the spinning wheel for about 3 minutes before switching to 'Most suited certificate'. I initially had it pointing to the actual certificate.
Another bit of information I forgot to post. Windows 8 is 64 bit and Windows 7 is 32 bit. Have both 32 and 64 bit versions of vsprint8.ocx. Not sure how to specify which to install.
I am using vsview8.ocx in a .net program. If I uncheck the Autoregister box under properties>registration, It installs correctly in Windows 7 but in windows 8 give me a classnotreg error. If I check the Autoregister box, it install perfectly in Windows 8 but windows 7 gives me a 'failed to register ...
Every once in while I run into a situation where non-administrative users receive a message 'windows cannot access the specified device'. The install is setup as 'per machine only' Why can't general user's access the software?
When I install on one of my 32 bit Windows 7 computers, it creates an icon with a small Administrative icon inside it and then the program does not start even though the installation was successful. Any help appreciated.
I created a 32 bit installer that uses SqlServerCe 3.5 (32 bit version). The install works perfectly on Windows 7 Home and Windows 8. When I try to install it on Windows 7 Professional 32 bit I get the following warning: "WARNING - On a 64-bit Comuter, install both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the ...
I have a .net program that uses a com class. There are 3 dlls required. Two are generated in Visual Studio and both depend on stdole.dll. I have included the 3 dlls in the Application Folder and have referenced each in the COM section under System Changes. When I run the program after it is ...
My installer puts a database in the ProgramData folder, e.g. 'c:\programdata\company\program' But, that folder needs to be read and write enabled. I right clicked on the folder in the installation and chose properties. I clicked the Permissions tab and setup read and write permissions for the User ...