[xXSilentScreamXx]

i tried to right click and run as admin but it still wont install?
any ideas / is there something i am missing ?
and i also disabled user ac ---------------- Now playing: August Burns Red - Composure via FoxyTunesct control

[holden]

Originally Posted by xXSilentScreamXx

i tried to right click and run as admin but it still wont install?
any ideas / is there something i am missing ?
and i also disabled user ac ---------------- Now playing: August Burns Red - Composure via FoxyTunesct control

SS...

Try right clicking on the .cmd and run in XP compatability mode.

Let us know how your doing...

H.

[xXSilentScreamXx]

nope nothing.....

[holden]

Originally Posted by xXSilentScreamXx

nope nothing.....

Hi...

Just wondering as there are a lot of us still on XP.
Can you run and cmd command box and run JLCommander from there?

Thx..

H.

[xXSilentScreamXx]

whats jlcommander and i dont know how to use cmd commands

[holden]

Originally Posted by xXSilentScreamXx

whats jlcommander and i dont know how to use cmd commands

Start / Run / type CMD / this opens a command box /
Migrate to the directory that has JLcommander and run the .cmd file.
(you will need basic understanding of dos commands to find the utility and run it)
For example:
If your JLCommander program folder is in C:\JLCMDR you will need to run the .cmd file from there.

H.

[screamace]

I used crackmem instead of JL_cmder on vista x64. Works flawlessly.

[holden]

Originally Posted by screamace

I used crackmem instead of JL_cmder on vista x64. Works flawlessly.

A lot of us here on the forum are not on Vista yet. Can you shed some light on this? Does it give you the same toolset at JLCommander?

Thx...

H.

[littleman]

Wirelessly posted

Powercmd to run command commands in vista free also. Make sure when u follow the guid for using it when in dos u cd.. To go back dir to c: then cd Program files just make sure u go all the way back I think u cd.. 2 times to get back

[aleph]

For me, doesn't run on Vista x64 -- Even in compatibility mode. I get a "this program not compatible with x64" error after passing JL_Cmder's startup screen.

[zerog46]

From what I here a lot of programs are not supported by X64.

[holden]

Originally Posted by aleph

For me, doesn't run on Vista x64 -- Even in compatibility mode. I get a "this program not compatible with x64" error after passing JL_Cmder's startup screen.

There are times Bill and his gang take all the fun out it...

[Edtek]

I use JL in Vista x64 all the time.

When you install the program, you have to right click on the install file and choose "Run as Administrator", and install normally.

This will place an icon on your desktop as normal. Before running the program, right click on the desktop icon and choose properties. There will be an "Advanced" button to click on. Once inside that window, put a check mark in "Run as Administrator" and click ok. Click ok again and agree to any UAC (User Account Control) prompts.

Then right click again and choose properties again, and change the program path from:

%PROGRAMFILES%\JL_Cmder\JL_Cmder.cmd

to

"C:\Program Files (x86)\JL_Cmder\JL_Cmder.cmd"

Since you are using a 64bit OS, there is the regular Program Files that runs all your x64 programs, and Program Files (x86) that has all your 32bit applications.

Once you do the above it will work with out a hitch. It works flawlessly every time I upgrade my OS for my Pearl or Curve.

[holden]

Originally Posted by Edtek

I use JL in Vista x64 all the time.

When you install the program, you have to right click on the install file and choose "Run as Administrator", and install normally.

This will place an icon on your desktop as normal. Before running the program, right click on the desktop icon and there will be an "Advanced" button to click on.

Once inside that window, put a check mark in "Run as Administrator" and click ok.

Click ok again and agree to any UAC (User Account Control) prompts, then start the program.

It works flawlessly every time I upgrade my OS for my Pearl or Curve.

Great post - thanks for the info. There are a lot of peeps here struggling with this...

[Tempest_Prime]

It didn't work on my computer running Vista Ultimate x64. I had to rename or delete the choice.com in the program folder so that it called the 'choice' command supplied by the system. Everything worked fine after that.

[Edtek]

Originally Posted by Tempest_Prime

It didn't work on my computer running Vista Ultimate x64. I had to rename or delete the choice.com in the program folder so that it called the 'choice' command supplied by the system. Everything worked fine after that.

I just used mine to wipe and install the latest OS for my Pearl 8100.

You may have missed a step, as I use Ultimate x64 as well and it works without fail.

Just to be sure did you install with Administrative rights and check the advanced Administrative permissions box?

If so, it should have worked perfectly.

[RedSoxTicket]

There anyone else able to run on Vista ?


I have the Standard Home Edition of Vista and not able to install JL_CMDER.
This is a good thread to get out in the open this problem.

[Edtek]

Originally Posted by RedSoxTicket

There anyone else able to run on Vista ?


I have the Standard Home Edition of Vista and not able to install JL_CMDER.
This is a good thread to get out in the open this problem.

Are you installing it with Administrative permissions and running it with admin permissions?

If you do, it should run without a hitch.

[RedSoxTicket]

Originally Posted by Edtek

Are you installing it with Administrative permissions and running it with admin permissions?

If you do, it should run without a hitch.

Logged on PC with admin rights, downloaded zip jl_cmder file to a folder I named "JL_LDRfolder", then double clicked this downloaded zip file resulting in file that was an application file. I then went to the resulting desktop icon, right clicked, selected run as administrator from the drop down, then selected properties and change the target as you suggested above (see bold below) Note that is a radio button called advanced in the properties of the shortcut icon which I open and notice something regarding administrator that was unchecked and grayed out, I was not able to check that box. Remember that I signed on as admin.


%PROGRAMFILES%\JL_Cmder\JL_Cmder.cmd

to

"C:\Program Files (x86)\JL_Cmder\JL_Cmder.cmd"

This modification resulted in a invalid path. Aslso there is a box called "START IN" that had %PROGRAMFILES%\JL_Cmder in the field but since I got the invalid path statement this does not matter for now.
I searched for a directory called Program Files (x86) but it doesn' exit.

I suspect for now that your edition of Vista that is Ultimate creates this directoy and recognizes to download this type of file to this directory.

[Edtek]

[QUOTE=RedSoxTicket;1134172]Logged on PC with admin rights, downloaded zip jl_cmder file to a folder I named "JL_LDRfolder", then double clicked this downloaded zip file resulting in file that was an application file. I then went to the resulting desktop icon, right clicked, selected run as administrator from the drop down, then selected properties and change the target as you suggested above (see bold below) Note that is a radio button called advanced in the properties of the shortcut icon which I open and notice something regarding administrator that was unchecked and grayed out, I was not able to check that box. Remember that I signed on as admin.[.quote]

Just because you login with admin privs in Vista doesn't mean you have them. You must manually right click on the file and "Install as Administrator"

Originally Posted by RedSoxTicket

%PROGRAMFILES%\JL_Cmder\JL_Cmder.cmd

to

"C:\Program Files (x86)\JL_Cmder\JL_Cmder.cmd"

Only do this if you are using the 64 bit version of Windows Vista. If not, just leave the path as is.

Originally Posted by RedSoxTicket

This modification resulted in a invalid path. Aslso there is a box called "START IN" that had %PROGRAMFILES%\JL_Cmder in the field but since I got the invalid path statement this does not matter for now.
I searched for a directory called Program Files (x86) but it doesn' exit.

I suspect for now that your edition of Vista that is Ultimate creates this directoy and recognizes to download this type of file to this directory.

No, it has to do with 32 bit vs 64 bit. You are using the 32bit version, and you really should not have any issues if you install it the way I told you above.

I don't know of any issues running it by default settings under your version of Windows Vista.