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11-11-2010 11:09 AM
11-11-2010 11:09 AM
VCEM upgrade issues
Joe had upgrade issues with VCEM:
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Upgraded from 6.1b to 6.2 and got “mxsync\installmxsync.exe is not a valid win32app”
Any ideas?
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Julie answered:
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Hi Joe,
We’ve seen this error with mxsync before when the DVD iso file is bad. If you have the DVD in a file format, you can do a checksum on the file and compare it with the expected value. Do you think this could be the issue?
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Joe replied:
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I downloaded the DVD again and was able to do a successful install.
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Good news!
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