The version of this file is not compatlble......

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What is this error and why dp I get it on one machine and not another?
(both Win7x64)

Even if I run-as admin it fails to find itself....

What gives?

Paul Macfarlane

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using 7.2.2943 - and creating a 32 bit or 32/64 hybrid installer.....

Paul Macfarlane

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>
> using 7.2.2943 - and creating a 32 bit or 32/64 hybrid installer.....
>

Why do you create a hybrid installer. Do you ship a 64-bit version of your
product?

Friedrich

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I tried it just because of this error. Don't normally do that and not
it's not 64bit software.

Paul Macfarlane

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> I tried it just because of this error. Don't normally do that and not
> it's not 64bit software.

Aha, okay.

Friedrich

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> What is this error and why dp I get it on one machine and not another?
> (both Win7x64)
>
> Even if I run-as admin it fails to find itself....
>
> What gives?

I assume it's some kind of protection software product issue or the
downloaded file is corrupt.

Check if the code-sign certificate is valid to make sure the setup.exe is
not corrupt.

Friedrich

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BTW, if you have not code-signed the file, create a CRC-32 for the files and
compare the values on the different machines. And sometimes, the file-size
is already an indicator for a corrupt download or transfer.

But a code-signature is the best and easiest way to check it.

Hope this helps.

Friedrich

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I did code-sign it but the cert is missing on the test download. Hmm....

Paul Macfarlane

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Hi Paul,

>
> I did code-sign it but the cert is missing on the test download. Hmm....
>

Then this machine has an incomplete download and the setup.exe is corrupted
(transmission problem).

Friedrich

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Beyond checking the cert (which most end users won't think to do), I really
suggest you also enable the installer integrity check.
If it doesn't find its fingers and toes, the installer will refuse to run.

Jane