SFP1E_10.exe failure

[ndicki 22]

Well, I can't get SFP1E_10.exe to run. First, it hangs on "Registering fonts" during install, then when I actually try to run it, I select the cat file, click and I get an error message "Error accessing external object property filename." Which is explicit.

 

Any ideas? I've tried downloading from another source, in case it was corrupt, but reinstalling changes nothing.

[Guest Saganuay82]

Downloading what from where?

[+russouk2004 6,951]

Get it again from 3rdwire site and try installing again...works fine in xp and vista...

[ColdBlood 0]

I got the same problem and don't know how to fix that dang problem.

[Badfrank 5]

Well, I can't get SFP1E_10.exe to run. First, it hangs on "Registering fonts" during install, then when I actually try to run it, I select the cat file, click and I get an error message "Error accessing external object property filename." Which is explicit.

 

Any ideas? I've tried downloading from another source, in case it was corrupt, but reinstalling changes nothing.

 

Whats that?

A Patch?

[tank03 1]

Whats that?

A Patch?

 

It's the .cat extractor utility, not a patch.

[Badfrank 5]

Have here a Version, dated with 24.01.2004 11:10 which works fine at installation

[+ST0RM 145]

I have the same problem on my laptop. Posted the problem here, but no replies. Let's see if someone can pinpoint this.

 

Storm

 

UPDATE I just D/L'd it from Checksix and had the same result. I'm wondering if I'm missing an XP update or something as this hasnt happened before on any of my other computers.

Edited December 23, 2007 by ST0RM

[ndicki 22]

I have the same problem on my laptop. Posted the problem here, but no replies. Let's see if someone can pinpoint this.

 

Storm

 

UPDATE I just D/L'd it from Checksix and had the same result. I'm wondering if I'm missing an XP update or something as this hasnt happened before on any of my other computers.

 

I d/l-ed it from here and Check Six - both seem to react the same way, so unless the master file has a problem, it is not a case of corruption. It's possibly a conflict with something on my rig, but I can't imagine what - and a lot of people seem to have the same trouble.

 

AFAIK, my copy of Windows (XP Home SP2, genuine, OEM) is up-to-date except for the GDI detection tool, which I didn't like the look of!

 

I've e-mailed Skypat - the program creator - to ask if he has any idea.

 

One thing comes to mind - who here is running WinAce?

Edited December 23, 2007 by ndicki

[ndicki 22]

Found the problem. Iolo System Mechanic. It has a monitor program which runs in the background, called

SMSystemAnalyzer.exe. If you go into Task Manager/Processes, you'll find it - it's enough just to click on End Process, and it'll stop. No damage should be done to anything, despite the Windows "It's not going to like this" comment - but don't blame me if...!

 

Anyway, mine now runs perfectly, so that's one problem solved.

 

Should this be moved to the knowledge base? It seems to be something we didn't know!

[+ST0RM 145]

Hmm, I dont have that program at all, so I'm still at square one.

 

Glad yours works though.

 

Storm

[ndicki 22]

Hmm, I dont have that program at all, so I'm still at square one.

 

Glad yours works though.

 

Storm

 

Anything similar? It's a registry/cleaning/maintenance tool which runs permanently in the background. Whatever it is, you probably won't find it in the taskmanager under "Applications" but on page 2 under "Processes". Worth checking it all out, bit by bit... Have you got an HP printer installed?

[ColdBlood 0]

I, also, don't find that program under PROCESS.

[sparkomatic 7]

strange

[ndicki 22]

strange

 

Well, there must be a series of problems then. Pity, I thought we'd got it cracked.

[+ST0RM 145]

Thanks for the tip. I shut down some things that resembled the programs above and it installed fine. Interesting though.

 

Storm

[ndicki 22]

Thanks for the tip. I shut down some things that resembled the programs above and it installed fine. Interesting though.

 

Storm

 

Goods to hear it - so I'm not off track at all!

[mytai01 1]

The easiest way to get around the install problem is to boot your computer into "Safe Mode," then install the program as normal. You shouldn't need to use compatibility settings. Once it's installed, boot back to normal mode and run the program. It should work normally. I've done this in Windows 7 x64bit.

Edited November 11, 2011 by mytai01