doPDF 11.9.347 Install Problem
doPDF 11.9.347 Install Problem
doPDF 11.9.347 Install Problem
Windows 10 22H2 Professional, fully updated with MS security patches
I uninstalled my existing version of doPDF, rebooted the computer, then tried to install version 11.9.347 running as administrator; unfortunately it didn't install.
It only got as far as showing "Initializing...", so after about 10 minutes I stopped it.
I tried again, using the /installLog option on the command line. The install didn't progress, so I stopped it after about 3 minutes. The log file is attached, in case it's of any use to you. I couldn't attach it as a .log file, so it's a log/text file with the name doPDF_11_20231226172740.log.jpg
Do you have any idea what I can try, in order to get it to install?
Regards,
John
Windows 10 22H2 Professional, fully updated with MS security patches
I uninstalled my existing version of doPDF, rebooted the computer, then tried to install version 11.9.347 running as administrator; unfortunately it didn't install.
It only got as far as showing "Initializing...", so after about 10 minutes I stopped it.
I tried again, using the /installLog option on the command line. The install didn't progress, so I stopped it after about 3 minutes. The log file is attached, in case it's of any use to you. I couldn't attach it as a .log file, so it's a log/text file with the name doPDF_11_20231226172740.log.jpg
Do you have any idea what I can try, in order to get it to install?
Regards,
John
Re: doPDF 11.9.347 Install Problem
Finally, success in installing doPDF 11.9.347; how did I do it?
Simply double-clicked on the dopdf-full.exe file.
No Administrator command prompt, no disabling of antivirus software, and no restarting the Windows installer service.
And, the log files were saved in the %temp% folder without specifically "requesting" it.
Simply double-clicked on the dopdf-full.exe file.
No Administrator command prompt, no disabling of antivirus software, and no restarting the Windows installer service.
And, the log files were saved in the %temp% folder without specifically "requesting" it.