Falta Powerpacks 10.0

cgallardo · #1 (**permalink**) 22/12/2010, 10:21

Hola buenas tardes os cuenta mi problema.

He compilado un programa para windows xp y se instala bien.

Pero al intentarlo en otras versiones como puede ser Windows 2003 Server, o Windows 7 me salta un error de que falta Powerpacks 10.0

Estoy utilizando Visual Basic 2010 Express Edition

Gracias

devilinside · #2 (**permalink**) 22/12/2010, 11:42

Debes buscar info sobre creación de proyectos de instalación. probablemente el error salga por que en las computadoras donde intentas ejecutar tu programa no esté instalado alguno de los pre-requisitos como el .Net Framework (estos pre-requisitos se instalan de manera automática con el Visual Studio .Net).

Generas tu instalador, le incluyes las librerías necesarias y listo ;)

cgallardo · #3 (**permalink**) 22/12/2010, 11:51

Gracias por tu respuesta, pero si le he instalado el net framework hasta la version 4
Tambien pense que era ese el error pero lo comprobe y sigue dando fallo.

freegirl · #4 (**permalink**) 22/12/2010, 13:02

echa una ojeada:

Cita:

Redistribute with ease

We’ve also included a Bootstrapper package to allow you to easily redistribute the Microsoft Visual Basic Power Packs with your application. This allows you to include the Power Packs in your ClickOnce Project or Setup Project by simply checking a box

If you want to deploy an application that references Visual Basic Power Packs components, the components must be installed on the destination computer.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vbasic/bb735936.aspx

Cita:

Power Packs Bootstrapper
To successfully deploy an application, you must also deploy all components that are referenced by the application. The process of installing prerequisite components is known as bootstrapping.

When you install Visual Basic Power Packs on your development computer, a Microsoft Visual Basic Power Packs bootstrapper package is added to the Visual Studio bootstrapper directory. This package is then available when you follow the procedures for adding prerequisites for either ClickOnce or Windows Installer deployment.

By default, bootstrapped components are deployed from the same location as the installation package. Alternatively, you can choose to deploy the components from a URL or file share location where users can download them as necessary.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...02(VS.80).aspx