Hey guys Have a App and These DLL files need to be in the syswow64 folder
MFC71.dll
msvcp71.dll
msvcr71.dll
1. All ready..Try'd like integrated C++ and just put them into the app folder! no go..
2. Try'd this also
[DirectoriesMove] MFC71.dll=%windir%\syswow64\MFC71.dll msvcp71.dll=%windir%\syswow64\msvcp71.dll msvcr71.dll=%windir%\syswow64\msvcr71.dll
No go..is my variable wrong! or what!..
and if so is their a list of all the variable suported.
Thank for your help....
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Adding files to the local PC's Windows\system drive is not permitted in official apps...just read this....this is for personal use..and unoffcial
and just for me. Thanks again..
Try [FilesMove], not [DirectoriesMove].
Also note that SysWOW64 only exists on 64-bit systems.
Wii try Thanks and give update!
update....
just try'd
[FilesMove]
MFC71.dll=%windir%\syswow64\MFC71.dll
msvcp71.dll=%windir%\syswow64\msvcp71.dll
msvcr71.dll=%windir%\syswow64\msvcr71.dll
and %SysWOW64% but did not work! also Ran as Admin..
it made and extra folder in the PAF file but did not work,
OK Here is What i Found.....
is in fact Moving them to "SystemWOW64" When the App is Running...
But Not Working...But when I go to "SystemWOW64" and past them in
it works fine!...So..
im thinking this might be A timming Thing..
I am now Stumpt!...
Anyone.....Thanks..
[FilesMove] you only have to specify the target directory, so it should be
[FilesMove]MFC71.dll=%windir%\SysWOW64
msvcp71.dll=%windir%\SysWOW64
msvcr71.dll=%windir%\SysWOW64
Also try
[FilesMove]MFC71.dll=%windir%\system32
msvcp71.dll=%windir%\system32
msvcr71.dll=%windir%\system32
which is where SysWOW64 is redirected from (no guarantees, but it is an idea).
you cannot use the launcher.ini to do that kind of executions.
- it's not permitted, thus not supported and would require administrative rights.
- to mess around with SysWOW64, as an amateur, is dangerous.
(you need to learn about Redirection, x64 Registry, etc.)
- i would advise against making such an application.
- atleast warn people, you're a novice and plan to tamper w/system files!
that said.. you will have to read up on NSIS.. i will not write the code for you..
but here's where you can start:
- you need to use Custom.nsh.
- read about x64 systems, redirection, x64-bit registry, and how NSIS interacts w/such systems.
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