#POSER PRO 2014 EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING INSTALL#
#POSER PRO 2014 EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING SOFTWARE#
#POSER PRO 2014 EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING PC#
#POSER PRO 2014 EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING WINDOWS#

#POSER PRO 2014 EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING SOFTWARE#

The Installer file is dated September 30, 2018.Īccording to the software vendor System Requirements are “Windows 8 or newer” (my computer meets the requirements).Īny comments would be very much appreciated. “Stock Investor Pro” is the software name.Īs I said in an earlier post, these steps were initiated on previous installations but I do not know whether they were successful, or if they needed elevated privileges.

#POSER PRO 2014 EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING INSTALL#

If you are prompted, click Install to download and install these files.”

#POSER PRO 2014 EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING PC#

These are legitimate files from Microsoft that you need on your PC in order for the automatic updates to function properly. These files are for Microsoft Visual C++ and Microsoft.

“When installing Stock Investor Pro, you may be prompted to install additional support files. Perhaps because the Installer recognized that they were not needed, as I already performed these steps before.Ī clue to what these sub-processes may be is found on the vendor website: I did notice however, that the installer did not perform any sub-processes like last time. Then I ran the software, but the same old messages appeared, i.e: 'Visual FoxPro 9.0 executable file has stopped working'.

#POSER PRO 2014 EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING WINDOWS#

In the console windows that opened up I typed in the name of the Installer file, and let it do its thing.

I looked up “cmd” in the windows search box and then right click “cmd.exe” from the list and “Run as Administrator”. RE: 'Visual FoxPro 9.0 executable file has stopped working' Eylon (TechnicalUser) What you can try is look into the porerties of the main setup and change compatibility mode of it to XP and then start the main setup 'as administrator'. It sometimes can work to change UAC to the lowest level and then back, but changing UAC levels can also mean access to system folders and registry is not redirected at installations and later is again redirected, also rendering the installation result useless. That's also a reason it's not enough to have a setup starting further subsidiary setups.

Since Vista, so since over 10 years the adminstrative accounts - even the one named 'Adminsitrator' are not automatically creating all the processes they start elevated, this is part of the changes introduced with UAC in Vista. No Griff, not since Vista, the difference of starting processes as administrative user is that an elevation prompt only asks you to confirm running the process, while a normal user gets a login prompt.īut processes started by an elevated process still don't get elevated themselves and if they have no embedded manifest asking for such elevation will run with normal elevation and not be able to register OCXes, for example. RE: 'Visual FoxPro 9.0 executable file has stopped working' GriffMG (Programmer) 19 Nov 18 17:00 You can run old OCXEes like the MS common controls even in Win10, but you likely need an additional C++ runtime dll even older than that for VFP9, not instead but side by side. OCXes might also need some support libraries, DLLs, if that all isn't known this sounds like the vendor has lost some knowledge they once had, is the original developer still working there? Is this software so old, that it's not maintained anymore? That's a mechanism which was introduced for compatibility reasons, the official way for an executable to ask for elevation is via an embedded manifest declaring the need for elevation.įrom what year is the setup and what target OS was it created for? You can't expect things to run forever, that also applies to setups themselves.Ĭhecking OCX registration: Hardly doable without knowing the OLE Classnames, but in short, you would need to find registry keys in the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT branch. You get that elevation dialog, when starting the admin shell, too, but processes you start from it run elevated.Ī setup will ask for elevation itself if its name contains the word setup or update.

You might get this going, when you first start cmd.exe in adminstrator elevetion and run the setup from there.Įven if you run an EXE 'as administrator' you get the elevation prompt dialog (or admin login, if your account is no admin). It sounds like secondary setup processes started by the main setup don't run elvated.

Poser pro 2014 executable file has stopped working