Apup Error v1.4.38 For Windows 2008 R2 64-bit

[Shyamsundarsoni]

I have Version: 1.4.38, when starting on Windows 2008 Server R2 64-bit, it shows error as
Path not found In prjUpdater.mdlInitialization.initFolders at line 110
then it goes on errors & error endless

The log file attached herewith

[TheAPGuy]

One set of issues per thread unless related please.

ok ya.. there was a serious of error.

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Error Detected: Path not found in Initilization.dllSelfRegister At Line 100

This refers to not detecting windows\system32

All the other errors are the same thing. There was not even a thought that this kind of error might happen by the previous coders or me. I will include some error code for it and the other important detections.

May I ask... Does "Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition 64-bit" have a system32 and/or syswow64 directory? Check for both please.

[Shyamsundarsoni]

Yes sir, "Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Edition 64-bit" have a "System32" as well as "SysWOW64" directories in "C:\Windows\" Directory. One point should be noted that the OS is installed in "C:" partition & Autopatcher folder is on "I:\Classfied Softwares\AutoPatcher\Test\"

Please look into errors & guide me

[TheAPGuy]

Ok try running Autopatcher with /debug switch.

In cmd console (as admin) type "autopatcher.exe /debug" without quotes or place that in a batch file. Then post the log here. Autopatcher may do a better job at finding it since, it has more updated detection code. That and it will list the directories it finds.


you can also go HERE for apup 1.4.40.

[Shyamsundarsoni]

Yes Sir, I downloaded 1.4.40 & run with /switch, it generates same log file as what with /log switch. The improvement was, it stops running just after showing 3 error. Attached herewith the log file as well as console window screenshot that shows RegSvr32.exe in C:\Windows\System32 & C:\Windows\SysWOW64 directories.

[TheAPGuy]

Well crap. I figured it out. That windows api that I use to ask windows what its system directories are work on most versions of windows except: Windows Server 2008 (Server Core Role not supported) and Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core Role supported with SP1 or later; Itanium not supported)

So either you don't have SP1 or more or your an Itanium. Is this correct?

I can program a manual search for the missing function if there is an error. However this will sit on the back burner for the moment until I get Autopatcher v6 out. I will place the new search function in that.

[Shyamsundarsoni]

[quote="ViroMan"]Well crap. I figured it out. That windows api that I use to ask windows what its system directories are work on most versions of windows except: Windows Server 2008 (Server Core Role not supported) and Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core Role supported with SP1 or later; Itanium not supported)

So either you don't have SP1 or more or your an Itanium. Is this correct?

No, I have Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise Version 6.1 (Build: 7601 Service Pack 1) & (GUI i.e. not Server core roll).
It is 64-bit O. S. Working on Intel core i7 3rd Generation Processor with Asus Motherboard & 16 GB RAM

For the confirmation I attached screen shot of output of WinVer command

[TheAPGuy]

huh so you do have SP1. Apup log didn't say you did. Well then that should be fine.

[Shyamsundarsoni]

Dear Sir,

What should I do now? Are you changing code & rebuild new version?

[TheAPGuy]

Well some things have changed. You can try the beta version of Autopatcher v6.1.3 to see if that will detect things. It uses the Autopatcher set of OS detection code which is more advanced.