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|  Message 193  |
|  Ulrich Schroeter to Tim Schattkowsky  |
|  fresh new install runtime error 216  |
|  03 Dec 21 07:08:25  |
 MSGID: 2:240/1120@fidonet 61a9c45c REPLY: 2:240/1120.29 fef19982 PID: GEDW32 3.0.1 CHRS: IBMPC 2 TID: FastEcho 1.46.1 3756 moin Tim, Thursday December 02 2021 20:31, you wrote to me: TS> //Hello Ulrich,// US>>>> setup exe ... all I get is a runtime error 216 any hints ? TS>>> Not really. Works here in various Win10 x64 installations TS>>> including my desktop with the latest patches and various VMs. TS>>> Anything special about that VM? US>> 2 fresh new Win10 Pro installations: US>> a. Host Win10 Pro 64bit, Build 17763.1577 US>> b. Guest Win10 Pro 32bit, Build 19042.1348 US>> on top of a lenovo l560, 64bit, 8gb ram US>> vmguest: 1gb win10pro 32bit US>> both installations, same error ... US>> runtime error 216 at 004041BA US>> with the wp2005b5 setup.exe on the bare metal 64bit system I've did running the sfc /scannow and got an unrecoverable error ... at the same time an windows update waiting for the next reboot so I still try to investigate first, if this runtime error relates into the middle of the way of the long windows update party by default you can running programs while the windows update is downloading and installing updates in the background US>> search for runtime error 216 results in 3 directions US>> 1. virus checked US>> 2. Runtime Error 216 Delphi US>> 3. Runtime Error 216 pascal TS> Seems to be an access vioaltion -> not very helpful. I also dont have TS> the exact build configuration I used back in the days, so I cannot TS> reproduce the address layout of the binary on my machine to see whats TS> happening. one article by microsoft points to backdoor subseven but all virus scanners that I've still scanned with did not report any infection https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/error-message-runtime- rror-216-1d0db575-c9bf-94e9-c432-2315c5bab9d5 TS> May first guess is actually, that newer windows versions may have TS> stopped including a component that the original setup relies on. I TS> will try to build a binary installer for the latest version over the TS> weekend that we can use for testing. to be continued ... TS> Regards, TS> Tim TS> -$- WinPoint 379.0 TS> $ Origin: Original WinPoint Origin! (2:240/1120.29) regards, uli ;-) --- * Origin: AMBROSIA - Bad Ueberkingen - Germany (2:240/1120) SEEN-BY: 30/0 221/1 6 229/426 428 664 700 240/1120 261/38 280/464 SEEN-BY: 282/464 1038 292/854 301/0 1 101 113 335/364 341/66 371/0 SEEN-BY: 920/1 2452/250 5020/1042 5058/104 PATH: 240/1120 301/1 229/426 |
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