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I have a persistent problem installing/upgrading Database Browser. It is cancelled with this message (translated from German):
"The downloaded file Database Browser is invalid and cannot be installed. Maybe the cause is an uncomplete download or a network problem. Please start the upgrade once again."
There is no problem with any other Portable App. I have no idea, what network problem could be adressed.
Windows 10 pro, C:\Users\MW\PortableApps
As of version 2.16.13, WinMerge now has support for settings stored in an INI file:
https://winmerge.org/docs/changelog.php?lang=en#winmerge-21613---2021-06-22
https://github.com/WinMerge/winmerge/issues/248
While, by default, it looks for an INI file next to the WinMergeU.exe file, you can also specify the INI file to use via command line:
Hello,
I got prompted to update HWInfo by the PortableApps Platform app, and proceeded.
Right after the upgrade, my Sophos Endpoint Agent started shouting about a malware in the files.
I know there can be false positives, but given HWInfo was already "installed" for quite a while on my computer, I'm surprised it suddently triggered AV protection.
FYI, the reported malware is Mal/hckPk-A .
Might be a false positive, thought it worth being reported given the AV behaviour change with the new version.
Update busted.
(How's that for a short sweet summary? )
Every other update succeeds, but TCPview says that the download is bad. Win7 64x (but I could try it from Linux) PortableApps installed on a dedicated Gorilla Stick.
Using TeamViewer it run ok but only for a few minutes. Then the session expires.
Is it necessary to INSTALL the program to run it normally?
Thank you
Whenever I open JavaPortableLauncher and select a JAR file to run an error pops up saying:
jPortable Launcher cannot be started. You may wish to re-install to fix this issue. (ERROR: jPortable/jdkPortable/OpenJDK could not be found)
Each time I reinstall this the same error occurs, the jPortable folder is located in C:\Users\PC\AppData\JavaPortableLauncher.
The latest version of Process Monitor doesn't work on Windows 7 anymore. Support by the application for Win7 was dropped a few versions ago but the current one doesn't work at all by displaying: "Unable to load Process Monitor device driver". Any chance for a legacy version which would be compatible with Windows 7?
Environment:
MacBook M1
Parallels 17
Windows 11 ARM
App Everything:
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When Double-Click on folder or path:
Network Error
Windows cannot access \\Mac\AllFiles\Users\…
Check the spelling of the name. Otherwise, there might be a problem with your network. To
try to identify and resolve network problems, click Diagnose.
Error code: 0x80070043
People, beware of this extremely slow application. Yesterday I used "WhatChanged Portable" to make comparison of 2 snapshots of my system (Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-6300U CPU @ 2.40GHz, 8GB RAM, Win10x64), nearly 900k files on C:\. It started 23.12.2021 at 14:34:55 and finished 24.12.2021 at 02:52:44. I was so confused with this unbelievable slow program! Today I did the same comparison task with "Regshot Portable" and it took nearly 8 minutes for the same job. So, you are warned.