SBIG 64 BIT Utility Failure

Discussion in 'CCDOPS and SBIG Universal Driver (Retired)' started by Douglas Duncan, Nov 30, 2015.

  1. Douglas Duncan

    Douglas Duncan Cyanogen Customer

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    I have been successfully updating for months without any apparent errors. Recently, last several days, I have gotten message below and have disabled firewall (windows), installed current SBIG version on top of my old, uninstalled and reinstalled and still get message. Is it me or is it "you"?

    Any suggestions are more than appreciated!!

    Doug Duncan, in Vermont

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    Douglas Duncan, Nov 30, 2015
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  2. Tim Puckett

    Tim Puckett Guest

    Hi Doug,

    I am sure our techs will have more info.
    Have you tried right clicking and running the driver checker as administrator?
     
    Tim Puckett, Nov 30, 2015
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  3. Douglas Duncan

    Douglas Duncan Cyanogen Customer

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    Douglas Duncan, Nov 30, 2015
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  4. Douglas Duncan

    Douglas Duncan Cyanogen Customer

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    Douglas Duncan, Nov 30, 2015
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  5. Tim Puckett

    Tim Puckett Guest

    Doug,

    Glad you found the fix. I will keep a copy of this one if it pops up again.
    Cheers
    Tim
     
    Tim Puckett, Nov 30, 2015
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  6. Rick Kuntz

    Rick Kuntz Cyanogen Customer

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    I have to delete the folder every time or it will still show the same message as above? Is there a fix, this just started for me?
     
    Rick Kuntz, May 17, 2016
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  7. Adam Robichaud

    Adam Robichaud Lead Developer Staff Member

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    Occasionally our installer copies a lock file during the installer generation process. I've made changes that should get rid of the problem going forward, but if you've got the lock file installed, you'll need to delete it one last time.
     
    Adam Robichaud, May 25, 2016
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