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windows 7 64bit client won't run VB 2005 assembly.

My VB app will not work properly on a Windows 7 64 bit PC. When I launched it on the Win7 PC it will open up OK but when I open a crystal report, the form page comes up ok but the report is missing. And i get a pop up window asking me for a user name an PW.

In ODBC I'm using "Microsoft Visual FoxPro Driver" and mapping my path to a folder on a server and VFP6
I used syswow64 and CRRedist2005x64.msi


As you can tell by my terminology that I know just enough to be dangerous nevertheless I'm the one stuck repairing it. Please please…. Any help would be most appreciated.
Mar 2 '12 #1
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r035198x
13,262 8TB
You need to hunt down where you used an OS specific path in the development.
Mar 6 '12 #2
have you instaled the latest avalible service pack for your vb coding software
Mar 7 '12 #3
@ryno du preez
No I have not done that. I will do that and let you know what happens.

Thank you so much for your help.
Mar 7 '12 #4
@ryno du preez
This is the steps I took so far:

1. Loaded Assembly
2. Crystal setup
3. dotnet – power pack
4. vfp ODBC
5. CRRedist2005x64.msi
6. sqlncli.exe
7. CRRedist2008x64.msi
8. Added information to the ODBC data source administrator to connect to the dbf data files located in a local server. I named it “Xport” and use the “Microsoft Visual FoxPro Driver” P.S. These steps work just fine in Windows XP and Windows 7 32-bit. I did remember to use the SYSWOW64 odbc.
9. Turn off UAC – didn’t help so I turned it back on.
10. Updated VB 2005 so that ALL updates and Service Pack were installed. Still no help!
11. After Microsoft updates were installed, I re-published the App in question and problem still exist.
a. I looked in my re-published APP (Opened MY PROJECT) and scanned through References, Application files, and Prerequisites but I could not see anything that mentioned or required Window 7 64-bit.
Mar 7 '12 #5
r035198x
13,262 8TB
Didn't get that the report works on 32 bit Win 7 in the first post.
Might have to try smaller minimal deployments (perhaps by mocking out some of the services) to try and isolate the problem and then try a forum for that product.
Mar 7 '12 #6
Rabbit
12,516 Expert Mod 8TB
I have merged the threads since they are about the same thing.
Mar 7 '12 #7
ok so we know that vb is fine and working corectly, Am I corect in saying your app works when you run iton a win 7 32bit pc, it is only the 64bit giving you a problem.
The masjene you are developing on is a 32 bit based. So here is my is my idea I may be wrong, as we all know there are mager difrences in 32 and 64 bit windows so have you tryed recompiling the ap on a 64 bit pc an runing that app on the same version of windows
Mar 7 '12 #8
Thanks for the advise ...I try it
Mar 7 '12 #9
Rabbit
12,516 Expert Mod 8TB
I have deleted the duplicate posts from the merged threads.
Mar 7 '12 #10

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