Microsoft Application Virtualization Error

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I was trying to install my first App-V package after installing the client. I had created my root package folder and then ran the below command to set this as my source in App-V.

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I then ran the Add-AppvClientPackage command (below) to add my Google Chrome package.

Sounds all groovy however, I got this error

This didn’t make a lot of sense to start with, but after some google I checked the permissions on the root package folder and they looked fine. I tried different packages in case this one was faulty, but I got the same result.So in desperation I delete the folder and was about to recreate it, when I had a thought. Previously when I had set this up I didn’t pre-create the root package folder, I just ran the command. So, I ran the below command again (without creating the folder) and it all worked fine. Download spongebob collapse for android.

Microsoft Application Virtualization Error Check

So the moral of the story is, think once, think twice, think don’t pre-create the package installation root folder, just run the Set-AppVClientConfiguration command with the -PackageInstallationRoot switch, stating where you want your folder.

Microsoft Application Virtualization (app-v) Error

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We have an important document management program (Java-based) at work. It runs by virtualization: 'C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Application Virtualization Clientsfttray.exe' /launch 'Cosa 18.0.0.4752'

Microsoft application virtualization (app-v) error

When I try to run the program after I install FF I get an XULRunner error: Error: Platform version '18.0' is not compatible with minVersion >= 19.0.2 maxVersion <=19.0.2. After that, the program doesn't launch at all. When I deinstall FF it works again. I have IE installed as standard browser.

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I tried installing XULRunner 19.0.2. But being a rather noob, it doesn't seem to be installing as a program. And shouldn't it be part off FF already? I have the latest version of FF! OS is Win7 64b.

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What to do? I think it is weird that the virtualization client is suddenly pointing to the FF install.