I will delete AppraiserRes.dll instead
Error 0x80888002 on build 22509
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2021-12-17T02:22:47+00:00 -
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2021-12-16T19:35:17+00:00 Could not agree more. I have two compliant systems (less than 1 year old with the Ryzen 3600X) and it updated and the second was a laptop with an I9 (<6 months old) which updated just fine. Then I decided - just for the hell of it - to see what I could do with some older systems and the cheats. First was a really old Core Duo laptop which originally had Vista. It was a pain, but eventually I made that one work (fresh install) using the GitHub service. The second was a desktop with dual 27" monitors and an AMD FX-8350. That one was a real pain, but eventually got it to upgraded using GitHub again. So, 4 for 4. There is no moral here - just an old retired BSEE with more time than sense. The engineer in me states 'I won't quit until this damn thing works', but the non-anal part of me states 'quit messing with this old stuff - you ain't never going to use it'. Pick your own poison. :-)
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Anonymous
2021-12-16T18:51:37+00:00 Hi fg,
The appraiser.dll file from 22504 has a version of 22000.120, right? I have one in the Recycle bin and am not sure if it is the correct one. Using it inside the batch didn't work this time and am getting the same error for this Build.
Hi Sumit,
Not the same version. The 1st is from 22000, second is 22504, 3rd is 22509.
Here are 3 files for comparison, see date and length, the one from 22504 is dated 11/13/2021 2,189KB
The 22518 and 22523 are the same size as 22509, so I think they are probably the same.
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Anonymous
2021-12-16T16:26:30+00:00 Did not