• We’re currently investigating an issue related to the forum theme and styling that is impacting page layout and visual formatting. The problem has been identified, and we are actively working on a resolution. There is no impact to user data or functionality, this is strictly a front-end display issue. We’ll post an update once the fix has been deployed. Thanks for your patience while we get this sorted.

cant get new D.net client to install as service

D

DarkManX

Diamond Member
im at the run command and trying to run it with -install command but it wont install says windows cant fnd c:\program" make sure its typed corrent. whats wrong?
 
What OS are you running?

IIRC, make sure you are in the DNET folder, that you have admin rights, and type DNETC -INSTALL

If you've done all that and still have problems, I dunno what the problem is.

 
What folder did you put it in? It sounds like it isn't picking up the full path name.

The easiest thing would be to create a folder called DNET on the C: drive, so the path would be c:\DNET

Then go to Start, Run, type CMD then press the ENTER key to get to a command prompt.

Type in CD C:\DNET then press the ENTER key

Type DNETC -INSTALL then press the ENTER key

that should work if you have admin rights.

😀
 
now it worked, when i type it i see a dos window flash open but i dont see distributed.net under the services list in computer management.
 
You have to start it after the install..

If I remember correctly, its dnetc -svcstart

otherwise just use 'net start dnetc' 🙂
 
Use a DOS window, navigate to the subdirectory and type dnetc - install. It should show an scknowledgement that it was successful. What did you see?
 
Looks like your EXE files have become

dnetc .exe
..........^

Notice this space!

Try changing the filenames so that the space isn't there 🙂


Confused
 
Glad we could help 🙂

It was just chance i decided to click on that link 🙂 But i'm sure someone else would've spotted that if i hadn't 🙂

Kudos tho to all the others who have made suggestions 🙂


Confused
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

Back
Top