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Gavriel Koraka
State War Academy
Caldari State
#1 - 2016-02-21 19:52:39 UTC
I'm consistently getting the above error message. Once I click OK the program closes down. I've check eve api server status and it says online. I have made sure that the Data folder and the Images folder in in the parent directory (which only has the 2 *.dl's, readme and the API checker exe). This error occurs regardless of which version (x 64 or x86) I use.
Current Structure:
Program Files Directory
API Checker Directory
Exe
DLL (x2)
Readme
changelog
data (directory)
images (directory)


Using Windows 10 Pro
I7 (3770K) 3.50 GHz
32 Gig ram
32 bit OS

Help will certainly be appreciated.
Hel O'Ween
Men On A Mission
#2 - 2016-02-23 07:31:40 UTC
You should never ever save your data beneath the Program Files directory. You/the user under which the EXE is executed need(s) administrative permission. The recommended storage location in Windows is C:\Users\(User name)\AppData\

Maybe that's the problem you've got.

That said. You're not providing much insightful information. Is this something you programmed yourself or is it a 3rd pparty tool you've downloaded somewhere? If you did it yourself, what programming language is it/3rd party libs used/source code which fails.

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Mr Mac
Dark Goliath
#3 - 2016-02-23 08:34:24 UTC
Gavriel Koraka wrote:

...
Using Windows 10 Pro
I7 (3770K) 3.50 GHz
32 Gig ram
32 bit OS

Help will certainly be appreciated.


/offtopic
You wasted 28 GB of memory.
Any 32-bit OS can see up to 4 GB
Gavriel Koraka
State War Academy
Caldari State
#4 - 2016-02-24 20:01:57 UTC
Sorry - I was under the impression this was going to link to API Checker 2. That's the package that is giving me the problem.



Hel O'Ween wrote:
You should never ever save your data beneath the Program Files directory. You/the user under which the EXE is executed need(s) administrative permission. The recommended storage location in Windows is C:\Users\(User name)\AppData\

Maybe that's the problem you've got.

That said. You're not providing much insightful information. Is this something you programmed yourself or is it a 3rd pparty tool you've downloaded somewhere? If you did it yourself, what programming language is it/3rd party libs used/source code which fails.