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Anyone had any success getting FMS to run on a 64Bit machines (2008 R2 Remote Desktop in my case)

 

FMS installs fine but errors complaining about Borland...

 

And, as always, getting grief because members of staff want to use it from Home and wont take "It wont work on this server.." for an answer..

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Yes!!

 

FMS on Windows 7

1. Install FMS as per usual

2. Open up command prompt

3. cd C:/Windows/SysWOW64 (or C:/Windows/system32 on x86)

4. run the following

 

takeown /f netapi32.dll

icacls netapi32.dll /grant Domain Admins:f

 

5. Rename the netapi32.dll in C:/Windows/SysWOW64 (or c:/windows/system32) to netapi32old.dll

6. Copy the dll’s in the folder to C:/Windows/SysWOW64 or C:/Windows/system32

7. Run FMS module

8. Choose where your INI file is.

9. You should be able to then login fine to FMS.

 

 

Accept no responsibility for this document what so ever!

 

Another tip I found is, when installing on a 64bit machine it will install to the (x86) dir - I'd change it to the normal Program Files too.

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Well mine is installed to the x64 Program Files (as FMSSQL) but complains about Borland

Exception EDBEngineError in module Finance.exe at 0007A8E6.

An error occured while attempting to initialize the Borland Database

Engine (error $210A).

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I've never had to do any of that apart from install FMS in the x64 program files folder instead. Works fine.

 

Strange ... I had to do all of that

 

Well mine is installed to the x64 Program Files (as FMSSQL) but complains about Borland

 

Hmmm ... have you installed the SQL Native Client?

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Anyone had any success getting FMS to run on a 64Bit machines (2008 R2 Remote Desktop in my case)

 

FMS installs fine but errors complaining about Borland...

 

And, as always, getting grief because members of staff want to use it from Home and wont take "It wont work on this server.." for an answer..

 

Teachers are a strange species. I've never known any other line of work whereby staff actively choose to work from home, on top of their full week at work.

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Teachers are a strange species. I've never known any other line of work whereby staff actively choose to work from home, on top of their full week at work.

 

Amen ......... just like us techs hey!

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