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Driver station installation issue
Good Morning,
I am posting this on behalf of my programming team. Here is the problem as I understand it: 2 Laptops with identical setups: Machine software specs: Windows 7 32-bit (this is a clean OS install on freshly formatted hard drive) All Microsoft updates applied Google Chrome is only non-native program installed Hardware: Gateway M Series laptop Intel Core-2 Duo 2.0GHz 3GB RAM Problem: Laptop 1: Driver station installation was successful and runs as expected Laptop 2: When they go to install the FRC NI Update 2014 from: (http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/3120/m/8559/l/89639) there comes a point where they should be prompted for a password. The install skips the password prompt, goes straight to the NI installation welcome screen and then crashes with no error logs from NI or in Event Viewer. Already attempted following steps: Format and re-install OS Triple check all required Microsoft updates Disable all firewalls Any ideas and/or help is greatly appreciated. |
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Re: Driver station installation issue
The latest update no longer requires the password to unzip it.
Are they downloading a fresh version of the Update in case one download or copy was corrupted? After it is unzipped, and the programmers click on the setup to start the installation do they get a Security warning? They shouldn't if the firewall and anti-virus are turned off. You can contact NI for advice on this installer issue. |
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Re: Driver station installation issue
They are directly downloading from web-site and then attempting install. From what I saw after the first attempt no, there is no security warning.
I am in the process of reattempting for duplication and will post today's results when I have more information. I teach computer technology and am personally stumped on this one. Thanks for the reply. Last edited by rsegrest : 27-02-2014 at 10:32. Reason: Added info |
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Re: Driver station installation issue
Administrator account?
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Re: Driver station installation issue
Yep...
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Re: Driver station installation issue
And not running on battery power
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Re: Driver station installation issue
Check with Doug Norman from NI.
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Re: Driver station installation issue
Ok, after formatting, re-installing OS and me personally taking over installation task it finally worked and installed correctly.
I don't know what happened but I am figuring that it's kind of like when your engine is making a noise so you take it to the mechanic and it suddenly stops making the noise, that or the kids had a corrupt file somehow. Everything appears to be working correctly now thanks for the input! |
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Re: Driver station installation issue
Good news and good luck!
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Re: Driver station installation issue
And then...So everything was running except the smart dashboard (we are programming in C++)....and there we sat trying to figure it out and I was getting ready to post again to this thread when finally, after an hour of trying everything, my lead programmer says...(I so hope you are sitting down...)
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I high-fived him in the forehead.... Now we are fully up and running. Thanks for the help! ![]() |
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Re: Driver station installation issue
It's been a long season already hasn't it?
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