Atoll 3.3.0.7383 (32-bit & 64-bit)

[sedicla]

Use Admin rights on devcon right button and chenge to execute as Administrator and it will work.....

[eapeap]

Any documentation to follow please. Thank you all for your help.

[user8122]

Dears,

I find Atoll 3.3.0.7383 installation for 32-bit and 64-bit machines
Atoll 3.3.0.7383 32bit
Atoll 3.3.0.7383 64bit

If you have a new med please share me!

Thanks a lot!

Hi all, full install for 64-bit :

Link no pass: here


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Hi all,

Maybe someone can help me debug this issue. Here's what's going on, I go over all points in Installation_steps.txt, Safenet USB appears under USB controllers (DevMgr) and lic.exe shows this:

licmgr.jpg

When overwritting Atoll.exe and running the new executable this appears:

lic_failure2.png

On the other hand using the original Atoll.exe results in this:

lic_failure.png

Anyone knows what the problem might be?

Thanks
Miko

[Maysam]

check version of orginal "atoll.exe" in properties-->details-->file version then compare it with replace "atoll.exe" file. you may are using 2 different versions.
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Hi all,

Maybe someone can help me debug this issue. Here's what's going on, I go over all points in Installation_steps.txt, Safenet USB appears under USB controllers (DevMgr) and lic.exe shows this:

licmgr.jpg

When overwritting Atoll.exe and running the new executable this appears:

lic_failure2.png

On the other hand using the original Atoll.exe results in this:

lic_failure.png

Anyone knows what the problem might be?

Thanks
Miko

[user8122]

To me they seem to be the same version.

version.jpg

[Maysam]

I suggest to remove atoll completely from control panel then remove its folder under program file and program file(x86)
restart the windows
then install it again

To me they seem to be the same version.

version.jpg

[user8122]

Same issue. Looking up the error code 0xc000007b according to tomshardware.com "there may be multiple reasons as to why you might receive 0xc00007b error when trying to run an application on a windows machine. 0xc000007b error usually comes from mixing up 32bit environment with 64bit one. For example 32bit application loads a 64bit dll causing 0xc000007b error."
My Atoll installation is 32bit whereas Atoll.exe version that I'm overwriting with might be a 64bit version since it came with MultiKey_x64. For reference I'm using Atoll.Std.x64.3.3.0.7383.c.....k.rar as source for this fix. Is this a plausible explanation?
Has anyone tried a different version when installing Atoll on a 32bit system?

[Maysam]

so your problem is surly what you said. if your system is 32 bit you can not use atoll x64. you can update your system or find 32 bit patch file for atoll

Same issue. Looking up the error code 0xc000007b according to tomshardware.com "there may be multiple reasons as to why you might receive 0xc00007b error when trying to run an application on a windows machine. 0xc000007b error usually comes from mixing up 32bit environment with 64bit one. For example 32bit application loads a 64bit dll causing 0xc000007b error."
My Atoll installation is 32bit whereas Atoll.exe version that I'm overwriting with might be a 64bit version since it came with MultiKey_x64. For reference I'm using Atoll.Std.x64.3.3.0.7383.c.....k.rar as source for this fix. Is this a plausible explanation?
Has anyone tried a different version when installing Atoll on a 32bit system?

[user8122]

Thank you Maysam for confirmation. I will try to find a patch for win32, any help in this direction would be more than welcome for sure.

[man_ray]

this is useful topic for me.
I am finding med for them.
Thank you so much