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ProjectWise InterPlot Organizer V8i SELECTSeries 4 error -105

Hello amigos. i have this application that i am trying to install in a Windows 7 64Bit computer that needs to be install silently. 
i am running an ISS file that is located in the installation folder of the Iplot. this ISS file works great when i runn it on Windows XP but when i runn it on windows 7 it does not install. i get an error log -105.

have any of you guys have a fix for this ?

i need to install this app silently, any help is greatly appreciate it.


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Posted by: dunnpy 10 years ago
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Did you create the .iss file? Or is it from the vendor?

I suspect there's going to be something with the 64bit OS that the provided .iss doesn't handle.

Can you install manually on the Windows 7 box?

If you can then create a new .iss file for your Windows 7 box using the information on this page: http://kb.flexerasoftware.com/doc/Helpnet/installshield12helplib/IHelpSetup_EXECmdLine.htm

You'll need the -r or /r option.

Test on Windows 7, then test on XP - if it doesn't work on XP then you'll need a different .iss files for 32bit and 64bit targets.

You can open the .iss file in notepad and compare the two, you should notice some differences.

Hope that points you in the right direction,

Dunnpy


Comments:
  • Thanks you are right!
    i opened the iss file from XP and the ISS i created for Windows 7 and there were a diference in file locations and folders that Win 7 was missing, i used the application Nopad ++ plus the compare plugin. I made the changes and it worked!
    thanks! - axz0p4p 10 years ago
  • Great! Glad I could help. - dunnpy 10 years ago
  • Dunnpy, I am using the corrected ISS file but now i am getting a result code of -3.
    can you please advise what this could be? - axz0p4p 10 years ago
  • Is it that it was working and isn't now? It was nearly a month ago you said it was working :)

    Not sure what that error is, but if you interpret it as a standard Windows error (3) it could mean that the specified path is not found. - dunnpy 10 years ago
 
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