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Weirder Al
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I recently got a laptop with Windows Vista 64-bit. I've copied all of the trainers I've downloaded to it, but I can't use the ones with the
AxInterop.ShockwaveFlashObjects.dll
(You know, the ones that require .NET Framework.)
Whenever I try to open one that requires it, I get
"(Name of Trainer) has stopped working
A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available."
I tried installing .NET Framework again, but it says it's already installed. Anyone know how I can fix this?
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Phixen
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Shouldn't this be in the Computer Talk section?
Also, try uninstalling NetFramework and install it.
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Weirder Al
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| Posted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 5:04 am Post subject: |
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| I tried that, but it didn't work...
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you know why??
because the coding for the trainers(the ones that run with .net framework)
cant be red by your vista 64 bit
only vista 32 bit can run trainers...
sorry mate....( you have to get a 32 bit or an XP)
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Weirder Al
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Ugh...Well, that's...REALLY unfortunate. But thanks for the answer.
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| From what I've found, only certain injectors won't work with a 64-bit PC. Though I haven't used my 64-bit OS for hacking much, I just use a 32-bit VM...
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| DogByte wrote: | you know why??
because the coding for the trainers(the ones that run with .net framework)
cant be red by your vista 64 bit
only vista 32 bit can run trainers...
sorry mate....( you have to get a 32 bit or an XP) |
What are you on about? 64bit OS's can run 32bit applications.
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Vista comes preinstalled with .Net Framework 3.0 after running updates you get .Net Framework 3.5 with service pack 1.
Try the compability mode if it does not work.
Create a shortcut of the trainer you want to your desktop.
Right click on that trainer and select properties.
Click on the compatibility tab.
Select the OS you want to run as and enable "run this as administrator"
Click apply, oK and try again.
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Weirder Al
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| kls85 wrote: | Vista comes preinstalled with .Net Framework 3.0 after running updates you get .Net Framework 3.5 with service pack 1.
Try the compability mode if it does not work.
Create a shortcut of the trainer you want to your desktop.
Right click on that trainer and select properties.
Click on the compatibility tab.
Select the OS you want to run as and enable "run this as administrator"
Click apply, oK and try again. |
My laptop had 3.5 SP1 installed upon arrival.
I tried your method, but I still get the message shown in my first post in the topic. I even tried the operating systems back to the Millennium Edition.
Anyone have any other ideas?
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