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August 10th, 2015 05:00
SAN HQ on Windows 10 Support
Any idea when the SAN HQ installer will be patched to support Windows 10? Right now it won't install because it thinks that .Net 4.5 is not installed, when it comes with Windows 10 by default. Guessing the installer is just not configured to detect it properly. Thanks.
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Tom Dubovich
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October 20th, 2015 08:00
I figured out a work around for this. Install SanHQ 2.6 on your windows 10 machine then when it opens it will say the version is out of date and it will upgrade. The installer located on the server does not check for .NET 4.5.
tantonovich
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December 30th, 2015 16:00
I installed 2.6 and tried to let it update, but that didn't work for me - it never prompted for an update. What I did was opened the installer file with 7Zip, then browsed to the .\.rsrc\FILE directory. The largest file in there was 68MB, named "40008". I extracted that and renamed it to SANHQInstall.exe, to match the file that is contained in the Program Files directory for a SanHQ installation. Ran that, the installation worked like a charm and didn't check for .Net! I uninstalled SanHQ completely and tried from a clean install and it worked that way as well.
Not an elegant solution, but it should work until Dell can release a patched version.
flepage
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August 11th, 2015 08:00
I think it's related to .net framework 4.5 that I can't install on Windows 10
please make a patch, it's really annoying not being able to use it from my desktop instead of logging into W2k8 R2 server every time
thanks
flepage
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August 11th, 2015 08:00
I think it's related to .net framework 4.5 that I can't install on Windows 10
please make a patch!
thanks
claytonolley
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September 1st, 2015 10:00
ditto, please patch this, it's so annoying!!
FloSchn
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December 2nd, 2015 06:00
Hehe thx Tom!
Thaddius.intrav
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January 27th, 2016 07:00
On windows 10 if you run the installer in compatibility mode for windows 8 it will recognize that a newer version of the .NET framework is installed and will continue with the installation without any problems. I just had to deal with this same issue.
Mtexter
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October 31st, 2016 10:00
Just dealt with this on Windows 7. Ridiculous to have to rename a file to trick it into installing, but hey, it worked!