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TLB 4.2 Trial Installation NSIS problem - GK - 11-10-2007
I recently had to do a fresh XP SP2 install on my system and decided it was time to try some Docks for a change. When I tried to install the Demo from the site I find that I get the following error:
Dialog Box displaying the title: NSIS Error
Error launching Installer
I understand this error comes from the Nullsoft installer used by this software and some searching revealed some fixes for it which I have tried and found for me to not work. I have tried and confirmed the following:
1. My AV program of Eset's NOD32 was disabled both during the download and install attempts (I don't run any particular anti-spyware suite)
2. My temp directory will open from using %temp% from a Run prompt and that folder was emptied
3. I had downloaded the file 3 times via different browsers (an MD5 hash of what it should be would be appreciated so I can confirm this isn't the culprit)
Frankly I am stumped as to why I can't even get this to install. I managed to get the StartKiller utility to run which I am assuming uses NSIS as well and I know I recently installed Winamp 5.5 so I just don't have any idea what would be interfereing with trying this software.
Any suggestions to try out?
Thanks,
GK
- Yuri Kobets - 11-11-2007
Here is detailed information about installation file, including MD5 digest:
Code:
File: truelaunchbar42.exe
Filesize: 4511588 bytes
MD5 digest: 13 9E 9C 4A C9 47 08 38 A6 FB E1 89 01 C4 B8 FAQuote:Dialog Box displaying the title: NSIS ErrorAre there any other text? Can you send me a screenshot of this dialog box?
Error launching Installer
Let me know if you have the same MD5.
- GK - 11-11-2007
Ok thanks for the fast reply.
The MD5 Hash matches what I generate locally here so at least I know it's not a corrupt file.
Enclosed is a shot of the dialog box I am getting. In truth, I doubt it's very helpful but who knows.
I also checked and there aren't any items in the Event Logs that would be effecting this either.
- Yuri Kobets - 11-11-2007
Try one of these steps:
* Rename file into setup.exe or install.exe
* Try to run installation from the command line with the /NCRC switch
* Try to delete all files from the %temp% folder before installation
Also you can try to download the last beta version.
Let me know about results.
- GK - 11-11-2007
None of the the suggestions worked with the current release version, however the Beta version does install so I will try that one out for awhile.
Thanks for the help