Oracle Developer Suite 10g is a 32-bit program certified with Windows Vista, 7, 8.1, and 10. Forcing 32-bit programs to run on 64-bit Windows. Although Windows 32-bit programs will not install by default on 64-bit versions of Windows, there are three possible workarounds. Dec 29, 2017 - D2K Thank you in advance. I am assuming WIN 64 bit is Windows 7 64 bit. 2 Installing and Configuring Oracle Forms and Reports.

There may be, but it can be tricky. If you can find the setup program (often called 'setup.exe' or something similar), right-click on it and choose the 'Compatibility' tab of the properties page. Check the box that says 'Run this program in compatibility mode for:' and choose 'Windows XP Service Pack 3'. Then try running the program again. Here's where it gets tricky: sometimes the 'setup.exe' program isn't actually the one that does the install.

Sometimes all that 'setup.exe' does is to unpack a container file that contains the REAL install program, and then run that program. If that's the case, you'll have to try to figure out where the REAL install program is and then set ITs compatibility mode and run it. Neither of these are guaranteed - but if it's just a case of the install program checking the Windows version number and refusing to install on a newer version than it was originally designed for, this should do the trick. Randy newman good old boys raritan. There may be, but it can be tricky. If you can find the setup program (often called 'setup.exe' or something similar), right-click on it and choose the 'Compatibility' tab of the properties page. Check the box that says 'Run this program in compatibility mode for:' and choose 'Windows XP Service Pack 3'.

Then try running the program again. Here's where it gets tricky: sometimes the 'setup.exe' program isn't actually the one that does the install.

Sometimes all that 'setup.exe' does is to unpack a container file that contains the REAL install program, and then run that program. If that's the case, you'll have to try to figure out where the REAL install program is and then set ITs compatibility mode and run it. Neither of these are guaranteed - but if it's just a case of the install program checking the Windows version number and refusing to install on a newer version than it was originally designed for, this should do the trick.

I have recently installed Windows 10 (64-Bit) Operating system on my computer and tried installing Oracle Developer 6i (Forms & Reports) but to no avail. It keeps failing and showing an error which says the msvcrt40.dll file could not be copied due to permission issue. Then I manually downloaded the msvcrt40.dll file from the internet and enforced permissions on the system32 folder hoping this trick would work but no luck there either.

Screenshot of the error message is attached below. Need a quick fix. Would appreciate the help.