Wat to do?
Plz give an solution

I have had my computer for close to 4 months and never realized I had two versions of internet explorer. I could never figure out why I could sometimes view movies etc. but most of the time I couldn’t. Thank you so much for letting me in on the secret!!!!

Misty

The TRUE response is this, (and therefore something you might want to publish, too): If the above scenario is what has happened to you, it is likely that your new computer has TWO versions of Internet Explorer! Click on Start to look at all your programs, and you should see both of them listed together, with the second one listed as “Internet Explorer (64 bit)” According to Microsoft, the 32-bit version of IE is the one they put up for the shortcut when you click on the globe icon. To check which version of IE your shortcut pulls up, click on it then click on help, then click on “about internet explorer.” If the cipher strength says 256 bits, it is the 32-bit version.

When websites start catching up, we can use the 64-bit version (which looks better) more often. This is why Microsoft loaded two versions for us. Kinda smart, really. Just dumb not to have let us know somehow…

LCW

the batchfile no longer works, but direct command line does. how weird is that?!

i’ll also try a different path without brackets to see if that re-enables my batchfile’s ability to launch. reaaaly need the batchfile to work again…

thank Nicholas. i’ll keep you posted.

WR!

Does it help to move the installation directory to a location outside of “c:\Program Files (x86)”, e.g. “c:\progs”?

Hope that helps,
Nicholas.

throw me a raft, ya?

here’s a sample error that showed up mid-execution after i’d run the %windir%\SysWoW64\cmd.exe command:

Error: can’t define “ProgramFiles(x86)”: name refers to an element in an array
while evaluating script: namespace eval :: {source {C:/Program Files (x86)/[directory tree]/RMSExpression.tcl}}

Enjoy,
Nicholas.