Runtime Error At 1 0 Cannot Import Expandconstant
i cant install Aslains_XVM_Mod_Installer_v.3.9.1_93. Program told me runtime error (at -1:0) cannot import EXPANDCONSTANT i try run the program how admin and continue with this error. can help me anyone?.
runtime error at 1 0 cannot import expandconstant
My program installs fine in my computer, which has ISSkin installed. I tried then to install my program in a different computer that has not got ISSkin installed and I get this message upon installation : "Runtime error (at -1:0): Cannot import dll:c:\Folder00\ISSkin.dll".
Salut tout le monde eh mon dieu, j'ai un problème bien agaçants surement due a un virus :/je me suis rendu compte en essayant de telecharger super mario 3 forever que j'avais un message d'erreur runtime error ( at-1;0):cannot import expandconstant alors la j me dis : "bin c pas bien grave c'est pas le seul Mario à télécharger" et là je me rend compte que tout mes "setup.exe" lance un message un peu different mais tous "runtime error" SVP j'ai besoin d'aide ASAP je ne veux pas formater mon pc aidez moi soit à identifier le virus soit à la supprimer :DMerci d'avance pour vos reponses :D
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However, I always get a runtime error during launch of the installer, saying that it cannot import my dll. I tried it with various calling conventions, but it always fails.If it's of any importance, I'm running Win7 x64 with UAC on ( the installer requests rights elevation and crashes after that).
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