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Category Archives: Application Compatibility
Case of the .NET 4.5.2 Setup Can’t Run In Compatibility Mode
When downloading http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=42643 on Windows 8.1, the installer failed Well the most obvious thing, is the installer for some reason is set into compatibility mode. Clicking EXE and looking at properties shows this is not the case: First I tried … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, API Monitor, Application Compatibility, Debugging, Reverse Engineering, Windows 8.1
Tagged .NET Windows 8.1
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Case of the Admin Check Fail
After users had migrated from Windows XP to Windows 7 an application Continuum ( OmsInst.exe) started to fail with error on some users: Continuum Database InitializationYou must have NT local administrative priviledges to run this application However … This user … Continue reading
Posted in API Monitor, Application Compatibility, Debugging, Patching, WinDbg
Tagged admin check app compat
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Case of the Invalid Base Key Error
Continuing my series on .NET patching – refer to https://chentiangemalc.wordpress.com/2014/05/19/case-of-the-net-service-hang-patching-webclient-operation-timed-out/ for the previous articles more of an overview of using some of the tools described. A “front end” application that was used to launch another application was failing to launch … Continue reading
Posted in .NET, 64-bit, Application Compatibility, Debugging, Hacking, Patching, Reflexil, WinDbg, Windows 7
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Case Of The Missing Ini Files – A WinDbg Reconstruction
An application was reported by the customer as “incompatible” with Windows 7 as it was “crashing” It was an in-house app developed by the customer to provide automated updates to their in-house applications. However the method of configuring the app … Continue reading
Posted in API Monitor, Application Compatibility, Debugging, Hacking, Win32, WinDbg
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Case of the ADODB.Connection Provider Not Found Error
A customer’s old in-house app was bombing out occasionally on Windows 7 with the following error: ADODB.Connection: Provider cannot be found. It may not be properly installed. The question was – what provider could not be found? We did not … Continue reading
Case of the Triple Single Sign On Sign On Sign On
A customer still in Windows XP land was also still suffering along with IE6 … and with final mitigating issues preventing upgrade out of the way – off they went, on their merry way, to the wonderful modern world of … Continue reading
The App That Used Lotus Notes Database for Windows Updates
Having worked on many Windows XP to Windows 7 migration projects over the past 3 years I’ve seen a lot of nasty legacy apps. This makes a good case for being labelled the most interesting to get working. (To be … Continue reading
Posted in Application Compatibility, Java, Lotus Notes, Windows 7
Tagged "Lotus Notes" Java Replication
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An Epic Battle of Adobe vs IE vs SAP
This all started out on a Windows 7 deployment project very innocuously. A small group of users would occasionally (2-3 times a week, some people 1-2 times a day) try to browse a web page but get the standard Internet … Continue reading
Watch Out For the Virtual Store
Had an interesting application deployment issue. The issue was described to me like this: We deploy an upgrade to the application, which is an ACCESS database app (ah the wonderful world of enterprise applications) that connects to a backend SQL. … Continue reading
Windows 8 Compat Cookbook Summary
If you want to know what breaking app-compat changes are in Windows 8 Consumer Preview but don’t want to read the 100 page cookbook here http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=27416 Here’s a summary: OS version is 6.2. Remember to use VerifyVersionInfo Win32 API http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/ms725492(VS.85).aspx … Continue reading
Posted in Application Compatibility, Migration, Windows 8
Tagged Windows 8 AppCompat Cookbook
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