I am having trouble installing Vantage 6.1 client on a Windows 7 Pro 32-bit laptop. I am setting up a new laptop for a user.
During install when it prompts you for the location of your Vantage Server directory, you usually put in your mapped drive. My mapped drives did not show up. So I ended up putting in the UNC path. It worked and I did the same when it asked for the Progress Directory.
Then during the Progress Client install, you get the message that Microsoft Java VM is not compatible. I read the solution and installed Sun Microsystem JVM. Finished installation. Rebooted.
I start up the Vantage 6 client I got all of kinds of errors about .ocx was moved type messages.
I tried a couple more times got the same errors. I checked the security for c:\epicor folder on the laptop. Security was correct. Reboot again. I got different error messages that had to do with screen/resolution or size parameter.
So I went ahead and continued loading other applications on the laptop and thought I will come back to it later for further investigation.
When I did the darn thing came right up and let me log right in. These kinds of things just drive me crazy. No wander you hear of a computer tech smashing a computer once in a while. Did anybody else have trouble like this?
Randy Duly
During install when it prompts you for the location of your Vantage Server directory, you usually put in your mapped drive. My mapped drives did not show up. So I ended up putting in the UNC path. It worked and I did the same when it asked for the Progress Directory.
Then during the Progress Client install, you get the message that Microsoft Java VM is not compatible. I read the solution and installed Sun Microsystem JVM. Finished installation. Rebooted.
I start up the Vantage 6 client I got all of kinds of errors about .ocx was moved type messages.
I tried a couple more times got the same errors. I checked the security for c:\epicor folder on the laptop. Security was correct. Reboot again. I got different error messages that had to do with screen/resolution or size parameter.
So I went ahead and continued loading other applications on the laptop and thought I will come back to it later for further investigation.
When I did the darn thing came right up and let me log right in. These kinds of things just drive me crazy. No wander you hear of a computer tech smashing a computer once in a while. Did anybody else have trouble like this?
Randy Duly