General Discussion

The following 4 apps receive the same message: "The downloaded copy of...is not valid and can not be installed."
They are:
1) Autoruns
2) DebugView
3) VMMap
4) Zoomit

When using PAP to update Process Monitor, it delivers a message box with a 404 error ("Download Error: File not found").

Is this a PortableApps issue or an upstream issue that needs to be reported elsewhere?

https://portableapps.com/news/2020-04-30--process-explorer-portable-16.3...

I'm getting this error when launching the installer: https://i.imgur.com/N0JeSLx.png

Some advice would be appreciated

I'm looking to automate the installation of a couple portable application into a build process.

I was wondering if there is an API available to get the list of version for a specific application. I'm willing and able to just scrape the web pages, but I was hoping there might be a more official and sanctioned way to get this data.

Thank you!
Brian

What is t do, the portableApps.com is installed and running on a stick example drive number LW D:\
then using this stick on another machine the drive D:\is used and i need (must) to use perhaps another drive, perhaps E:\ for the USB Stick to run.
but the correspending app i want to start use the drive D:\ and there the installed subfolders
What is to do ?

The start.EXE of portable.Apps.com ... open his menü and the link i think is fix by first installed in my case drive D:\
Best regards
wolfgang

What’s going on with the forum? Hacked? There are a lot of old posts labeled -nuked- and posted by the same user

New to forum. I'm trying to use PortableApps platform across machines with a flash drive, specifically with AIMP. When I load up data onto the common flash drive, it stays while I use a specific computer, BUT when moving to another machine, if the DRIVE LETTER CHANGES all of the associations from that drive are lost. How do I make the apps on PortableApps truly "portable?" THANK YOU, in advance, for your help.

Hi,

I was wondering if there was any chance to see the policy around 64-bit applications evolve in the near future. IMHO, I find the statement that "there is normally little or no performance benefit from running a native 64-bit app instead of its 32-bit build" somehow disputable and I would really love to see some important apps in 64 bits (in my case, I'd like to see FireFox, Thunderbird, LibreOffice and Inkscape in native 64-bit builds).

"this app cant run on your pc"- get this on start.exe
getting this on pc with windows 10 ib\nstalled, ran fine a few days ago, i think there was a windows update and now wont run, just get this error message - help.

https://portableapps.com/apps/internet/google_chrome_portable