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mscorwks.dll hangs...
Hi,
I wrote 2 applications on a 32 bit desktop computer, c#, VS2005. The application's work great on 6 computers, but crash on a- 64 bit computer. The error message relates to "mscorwks.dll". How do I compile my applications to work on the 64 bit systems? Is there a patch for that? Would appreciate any help. Thnaks. |
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Re: mscorwks.dll hangs...
Empi wrote:
> I wrote 2 applications on a 32 bit desktop computer, c#, VS2005. > > The application's work great on 6 computers, but crash on a- 64 bit > computer. > > The error message relates to "mscorwks.dll". > What error message? > How do I compile my applications to work on the 64 bit systems? > You don't need to. Properly written managed code is compiled just-in-time and the same binaries should work on 32- and 64-bit machines alike. It's possible the .NET framework isn't properly installed on the 64-bit machine. Try writing a minimal "Hello, world!" program and see if that can run. If it can't, the problem is with the installation or the machine itself. Without more details, it's impossible to say what else might be going wrong. -- J. |
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Re: mscorwks.dll hangs...
Hello Empi,
seems that u don't have 64bit version of .NET FW installed on your 64 environment, and app is started under WOW. Do u have any specific errors in EventLog? i'd recommend to intall the right bit version of FW and check if u still have the same error --- WBR, Michael Nemtsev [.NET/C# MVP] :: blog: http://spaces.live.com/laflour "The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo E> Hi, E> E> I wrote 2 applications on a 32 bit desktop computer, c#, VS2005. E> E> The application's work great on 6 computers, but crash on a- 64 bit E> computer. E> E> The error message relates to "mscorwks.dll". E> E> How do I compile my applications to work on the 64 bit systems? E> E> Is there a patch for that? E> E> Would appreciate any help. E> E> Thnaks. E> |
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Re: mscorwks.dll hangs...
Thank you very much for both replies.
The person needed this fix was so frustrated witht all the problems with the 64 bit that he installed 32 bit xp on it, and now he's very happy... I'm not that happy because I can't fix it ... I'm sure I'll get a second chance sooner or later. Thank you very much. Empi "Michael Nemtsev [MVP]" <nemtsev@msn.com> wrote in message news:900895ec29e218ca3711b1198f30@msnews.microsoft .com... > Hello Empi, > > seems that u don't have 64bit version of .NET FW installed on your 64 > environment, and app is started under WOW. > > Do u have any specific errors in EventLog? > > i'd recommend to intall the right bit version of FW and check if u still > have the same error > > --- > WBR, Michael Nemtsev [.NET/C# MVP] :: blog: > http://spaces.live.com/laflour > "The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we > miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo > > E> Hi, > E> E> I wrote 2 applications on a 32 bit desktop computer, c#, VS2005. > E> E> The application's work great on 6 computers, but crash on a- 64 bit > E> computer. > E> E> The error message relates to "mscorwks.dll". > E> E> How do I compile my applications to work on the 64 bit systems? > E> E> Is there a patch for that? > E> E> Would appreciate any help. > E> E> Thnaks. > E> > |
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