Run-time error '0' when running Apup
Tekzel
19 Dec 2007
The below is what I started typing in here, but where I stopped I thought about it and decided to map a drive to the location where apup.exe is running from and then running it from that drive letter, and it worked. So, apparently apup doesn't like running over a UNC path all of a sudden. But, at least it works, I am leaving this here in case someone else runs into the same problem.
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Hi, this just started happening. It was working, today when trying to run the updater I get the error "Run-time error '0'" in a dialog, no interface or anything. I am running the latest version (dated 12/03/07, the 1.0.3 version or something to that effect). I have tried downloading the apup zip again and recopying that over my existing setup, but no change. I am running it off a network share via UNC path. I have run it on my machine...
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Hi, this just started happening. It was working, today when trying to run the updater I get the error "Run-time error '0'" in a dialog, no interface or anything. I am running the latest version (dated 12/03/07, the 1.0.3 version or something to that effect). I have tried downloading the apup zip again and recopying that over my existing setup, but no change. I am running it off a network share via UNC path. I have run it on my machine...
GreenTree
25 Jan 2008
Tekzel, on Dec 19 2007, 09:41 PM, said:
The below is what I started typing in here, but where I stopped I thought about it and decided to map a drive to the location where apup.exe is running from and then running it from that drive letter, and it worked. So, apparently apup doesn't like running over a UNC path all of a sudden. But, at least it works, I am leaving this here in case someone else runs into the same problem.
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Hi, this just started happening. It was working, today when trying to run the updater I get the error "Run-time error '0'" in a dialog, no interface or anything. I am running the latest version (dated 12/03/07, the 1.0.3 version or something to that effect). I have tried downloading the apup zip again and recopying that over my existing setup, but no change. I am running it off a network share via UNC path. I have run it on my machine...
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Hi, this just started happening. It was working, today when trying to run the updater I get the error "Run-time error '0'" in a dialog, no interface or anything. I am running the latest version (dated 12/03/07, the 1.0.3 version or something to that effect). I have tried downloading the apup zip again and recopying that over my existing setup, but no change. I am running it off a network share via UNC path. I have run it on my machine...
Hi, maybe not quite the same, but nevertheless same error: "Run-time error "0".
When I did first execution of apup.exe, the file was in a folder on a external usb drive. The download/update seemed OK...
Now I have connected the USB drv to an ofline pc, and I get the runtime 0 error...
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
M2Ys4U
25 Jan 2008
GreenTree, on Jan 25 2008, 12:59 PM, said:
Hi, maybe not quite the same, but nevertheless same error: "Run-time error "0".
When I did first execution of apup.exe, the file was in a folder on a external usb drive. The download/update seemed OK...
Now I have connected the USB drv to an ofline pc, and I get the runtime 0 error...
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
When I did first execution of apup.exe, the file was in a folder on a external usb drive. The download/update seemed OK...
Now I have connected the USB drv to an ofline pc, and I get the runtime 0 error...
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Cyrus
26 Jan 2008
One cause of run-time error 0 is failure to connect to the server. I would congradulate you if you are able to connect to a server without being online 
As M2Ys4U said, just run autopatcher.exe on the offline PCs.
As M2Ys4U said, just run autopatcher.exe on the offline PCs.
GreenTree
26 Jan 2008
Cyrus, on Jan 26 2008, 06:05 AM, said:
One cause of run-time error 0 is failure to connect to the server. I would congradulate you if you are able to connect to a server without being online As M2Ys4U said, just run autopatcher.exe on the offline PCs.
As M2Ys4U said, just run autopatcher.exe on the offline PCs.Hi, You've got that one right!!!
Anyway, I figured out that my download was incomplete, and that the file autopatcher.exe was missing.
Ran apup.exe again (on a pc that was connected to the internet....) and VOILA!, I had more files! Now this made sense!
Now it worked on an off-line pc....
Anyways, it seems one can download, including later updates to the "off-line Updater folder" enabling one to update whatever Win OS you encounter. COOL!
Thanks for the feedback.
And to the Autopatcher Team, Keep up the good struggle!
