[Install is not a valid Win32 application]

3 hours ago, The-Kiwi said:

. . . I'll try version 7.8 next.  Still balked there.  Instead of 4.8, though, it "only" demanded the 4.6 Net Framework.

Kiwi

 

Version 4.7 is the newest of the ones there that will / would install in Windows XP.

Kiwi

 

[Install is not a valid Win32 application]

The version that was already a 64-bit application was 11.3 not 11.6; 10.15 and 11.0 are both demanding NET Framework 4.8, while Windows XP tops out with 4.03 . . I'll try version 7.8 next.  Still balked there.  Instead of 4.8, though, it "only" demanded the 4.6 Net Framework.

Kiwi

 

[Install is not a valid Win32 application]

The only application I planned to run was DOSbox, but Launchbox seemed like a nice addition! 

Kiwi

 

 

[32bit LaunchBox?]

I have just tried to install Launchbox to a 32-bit version of Windows, and was unable to run the installer.  When I tried it, I got the error message that it isn't a valid Win32 application.  Funny thing is, I ran a search on my error message, and this thread didn't come up until after I was told that only 64-bit software was available now.  Something odd is happening! 

Kiwi 

 

 

[Install is not a valid Win32 application]

I'll run a search on the Internet specifying that, first, since I wasn't aware of the need for a 64-bit version.  Since I'm only using three GBs of RAM, I didn't figure I needed to get another, late-release OS copy. 

Kiwi

 

[Install is not a valid Win32 application]

I've just downloaded the Launchbox install for Windows, and attempted to run it.  I did try a local search here, and previously tried an internet search using Google, and had no hits for the specific program.  Before I attempt a broad spectrum general action, I want to affirm that it's a brand new Windows setup, also.  The PC has been chosen as a DOSbox platform, and has almost nothing on it, yet. 

Thank you in advance. 

Kiwi