CIS blocks application-can't run with CIS installed.

[johnhc]

@mouse1 post:20

Re 32-bit nature yes it is. You should only have to rename guard32.dll if your OS is running in 32 bit mode. The repair folder is a precaution - running Repair, or possibly automatic repair processes might otherwise re-enable.

Think you are wise re Win7, it’s a step forward from XP, which Vista was not for all users.

Best wishes

Mouse

mouse1, I am running XP x64, but the application is 32 bit. Thanks, John.

[mouse1]

AH sorry yes re-read your earlier post.

Hmm 32 bit app 64 bit OS. Which guard gets used? Not sure - maybe someone will know.

Well if all is ok, then I’d leave it there. If you have any problems rename both guard32 and guard 64 in the relevant directories and the repair directory.

The devs are aware that the bug applies both to the 32 and 64 bit versions. They have come back to me regarding this bug, so hopefully this will be fixed in the next version, or the one after. (There is one in the pipeline currently, not sure whether its will prove too late to affect that one…)

Best wishes

Mike

[johnhc]

@mouse1 post:22

AH sorry yes re-read your earlier post.

Hmm 32 bit app 64 bit OS. Which guard gets used? Not sure - maybe someone will know.

Well if all is ok, then I’d leave it there. If you have any problems rename both guard32 and guard 64 in the relevant directories and the repair directory.

The devs are aware that the bug applies both to the 32 and 64 bit versions. They have come back to me regarding this bug, so hopefully this will be fixed in the next version, or the one after. (There is one in the pipeline currently, not sure whether its will prove too late to affect that one…)

Best wishes

Mike

mouse1, I agree it is time to move on. But I should point out that I renamed only guard32.dll and I was able to run the 32 bit application on my XP x64 system. Thanks, John.

[mouse1]

That’s useful information, thanks Jon

Best wishes

Mouse