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Hi,
In order to install an application on a windows 10 client (64 bit), I have to register a dll. On most machine where I do this, it is working fine. On one of them it is unsuccesfull und stops with error 0x3.
I have no idea where I should look to solve this. Looking in other forums, the only advice I found was to deinstall "Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package" , but I am not sure it is the right way and don't want to break anything.
Does anyone know what could produce this error?
Thanks and best regards
Hubert
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Something here may help.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20180921-00/?p=99795
also the application developer will be your best resource for debugging.
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Many thanks for your advice. It will probably take some time until I check all mentionned points. I will give a Feedback
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Best regards
Hi,
I appreciate your enquiry. I do think that the Info of DSPatrick is worth to follow. However, I feel a bit overwhelmed with tracing during execution.
This is a new DELL laptop which is involved. Unfortunately, the User has copied an image from the previous one (which has been upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 at the beginning of the year, instead of using the original installing image from DELL. Could it be a reason?
DSPatrick said also: "or because it was being scanned or blocked by anti-malware software running in the VM". I will check this as soon as I get a connection to this laptop.
Best regards
Sounds good,
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