@dbeato said in Application error -:

@WrCombs said in Application error -:

@WrCombs said in Application error -:

got an error on installing /net 3.5 ; through google-fu I found a cumulative update that didn't install, I think I'm getting closer to cracking this one open and getting it fixed

appreciate the push in the right direction.

Windows 11 install is corrupt.. according to documents from Microsoft forums about this error code I keep getting.

Followed the directions.. So now we have to reload the PC to get this fixed.

Sounds like crazy, but the Net3.5 it usually downloads from Windows Update on WIndows 10 21H1 and 21H2 so it should be the same for Windows 11.

I get that, saw that online while looking up the issue I'm having.. but it wont do the windows updates, I get the same error when it tries to install the updates, which tells me something in the windows upgrade broke something important.. correct me if I'm wrong - but at this point nothing I've done has fixed it.

Windows update service was off, I turned it back on and see the cumulative update for .NET framework 3.5 and 4.8 , it's trying to install now. but if this doesn't work, I'm out of options. unless someone can give more insight on how to resolve it, of course.

@WrCombs said in Application error -:

got an error on installing /net 3.5 ; through google-fu I found a cumulative update that didn't install, I think I'm getting closer to cracking this one open and getting it fixed

appreciate the push in the right direction.

Windows 11 install is corrupt.. according to documents from Microsoft forums about this error code I keep getting.

Followed the directions.. So now we have to reload the PC to get this fixed.

got an error on installing /net 3.5 ; through google-fu I found a cumulative update that didn't install, I think I'm getting closer to cracking this one open and getting it fixed

appreciate the push in the right direction.

@gjacobse said in Application error -:

Maybe some useful information;

1. Does this error happen for anyone else? other computers?

this is a chain restaurant, other locations on windows11 are running fine, they can get the application to import correctly from another device on a different network.

2. What is the application?

RTI Connect - inventory and employee tracking.

3. Software team said check the FW for ports 443 and 80? See question 1.

they are claiming that is the issue.

4. Windows 11? Please tell me this application was TESTED and APPROVED to run on Windows 11.... We ran into a number of issues when a person clicked the Upgrade Now from MS. We had to replace her computer because it was faster then Re-installing Win10... your issue could just be it's Win11....

it works for other locations just fine with Windows11

5. Won't let you install .net 4.0? Uninstall and reinstall? Or - Reload the machine.

I get an error when trying to install 4.0

@JaredBusch said in Application error -:

@WrCombs said in Application error -:

it requires .net 4.0 or higher (4.9 is installed)

.Net 4.0 is not .Net 4.9

Are you sure it allows .Net 4.0 or higher?

Pretty sure.. it wont let me install .net 4.0 because a higher version is already installed.

@flaxking said in Application error -:

@WrCombs you could try repairing .Net, there's a .Net repair tool out there. What version of .Net does this application require? And is this computer fully patched with updates?

PC is Windows 11 and fully patched to my knowledge. it requires .net 4.0 or higher (4.9 is installed) I did run a repair on the existing .net through the MSI..

You could also fire up Process Monitor and see what the program is specially looking for. It's probably checking the GAC and other locations for something.

I'll try that out and see what I can find.

Testing of it works on a new Windows User account is always worth a try on weird issues.

I tried that last week when I was working on this.

Got more information, I guess the software team looked at the configuration and said it was something in windows and needed us to check with the firewall company for ports 443 and 80 being opened so it will work like it's supposed to.
I'm downloading wireshark right now to see if I can see anything (gut instinct) - I just want to see what packets are being sent when I run this and hopefully find out when it blows up.

So being told this is a windows issue, but I'm not sure how.

screen shot shows the error im getting, where would I start to look to resolve this?

I tried chaning the config file to be

dependentAssembly>
        <assemblyIdentity name="this horrible app" publickeyToken="6600690645cefb43" culture="neutral"/>
       <BindingRedirect oldversion="0.0.0.0-2.0.78.0" 
new version="2.0.78.0"/> // I changed this to "4.0.0.0"

with no change (see comment in code above)
I uninstalled, created backup of old folder and removed it from the directory, still nothing.

I've been beating my head against my desk with this for weeks now.

any advice would be appreciated.

@scottalanmiller said in SQL Server 2019:

@WrCombs Yup, been using it for years now. Every SQL Server instance that we manage has been updated since.... 2019 or so

I figured that was the case, lol just wanted to double check.

No issues at all. And I think we've been 100% on Linux, too. We always deploy SQL Server to Linux, even in otherwise WIndows environments because we want to treat it like production.

Thanks - I'm looking to move a private client to this. anything I need to keep in mind?

Anyone using this ? 2012 goes to end of life this year
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/microsoft-sql-server-2012

just trying to see if there are any problems with 2019

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Yummy tacos, man I miss real TexMex.

Take it you made it back to the states? edit Ive been a little disconnected lately.

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Good morning everyone! Let's get this week started!

ba-humbug

Coworker called me and the converstaion went a little like this;

them: I'm a dumb ass
Me: is that youre new name? thats what we call you now?

@Obsolesce said in Task Schedule Failed:

@WrCombs said in Task Schedule Failed:

@Obsolesce said in Task Schedule Failed:

@WrCombs said in Task Schedule Failed:

SO Iknow whats causing the issue, I'm just not sure how to fix it.

Windows 11 device, Task is scheduled to start a program

c:\program files (x86)\Parent Director\Subdirectory\program /switch1 /switch2 /switch3 

It shows Last Run results 0x4 Which I find out means "System can't access path/file"

I Changed user, and tried running it again (different admin user) no change, same status.

I go to CMD to see if I can path to it - Can't find path specified - tried writing it a different way (with spaces, without spaces)

Having a hard time understanding why it can't run this program - it's needed to import sales into a different system every day.

The owner of the software suggested making sure DotNetFramework 4.5 or higher was installed and repair it. which it is, 4.8 is installed currently.

Any ideas how I can resolve this?

Export the scheduled task as xml so we can get a clearer picture of what it is. Clean it up before posting.

what do you mean "clean it up before posting" ?

As in censor sensitive info before posting it publicly.

Having the xml export of the scheduled task will show us exactly all configured options and settings of the scheduled task.

And yes, it would have shown that you were missing quotes in the command / paths.

Create basic task auto puts in the quotations when you select start a program.

At this point I'm just going to watch it, Turned on History and it shows that it is running successfully when I manually run it.

@Danp said in Task Schedule Failed:

@WrCombs Does the software run correctly via command line when you are logged in as the admin user?

Yes, it does - and even better, History / Task logging shows it's working

@Danp said in Task Schedule Failed:

@notverypunny said in Task Schedule Failed:

I go to CMD to see if I can path to it - Can't find path specified - tried writing it a different way (with spaces, without spaces)

This statement is confusing to me. Are you not able to navigate to this directory in CMD or Explorer?

I missed the " " on the end of the path in CMD the first time

@Danp said in Task Schedule Failed:

@WrCombs said in Task Schedule Failed:

Event Viewer shows:

Redacted is just the name of the POS.

I would focus on solving this. Guessing that it's some form of rights issue or DLLs that aren't accessible / registered for this user.

Originally I thought it was because the author of the task was set to a different store completely. But it's been working fine up until they upgraded to windows 11 without our knowledge.

So i re-wrote the Task as the current user, and still get the same error so it's not an author issue.

Tried the Quotes around the command , same error.

@Obsolesce said in Task Schedule Failed:

@WrCombs said in Task Schedule Failed:

SO Iknow whats causing the issue, I'm just not sure how to fix it.

Windows 11 device, Task is scheduled to start a program

c:\program files (x86)\Parent Director\Subdirectory\program /switch1 /switch2 /switch3 

It shows Last Run results 0x4 Which I find out means "System can't access path/file"

I Changed user, and tried running it again (different admin user) no change, same status.

I go to CMD to see if I can path to it - Can't find path specified - tried writing it a different way (with spaces, without spaces)

Having a hard time understanding why it can't run this program - it's needed to import sales into a different system every day.

The owner of the software suggested making sure DotNetFramework 4.5 or higher was installed and repair it. which it is, 4.8 is installed currently.

Any ideas how I can resolve this?

Export the scheduled task as xml so we can get a clearer picture of what it is. Clean it up before posting.

what do you mean "clean it up before posting" ?