CO Packet Monitor Issue

hey all

i download this CoMon many times
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every time same error
"COMon.exe is a valid Win32 application"?

already tried run as admin

Any help ,please:handsdown:

Maybe your Anti virus Blocked it from working

you need .net installed

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Originally Posted by abdoumatrix hey all i download this CoMon many times [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] every time same error "COMon.exe is a valid Win32 application"? already tried run as admin Any help ,please:handsdown:

Unplug your computer.

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Originally Posted by shadowman123 Maybe your Anti virus Blocked it from working

already done and failed

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Originally Posted by -impulse- you need .net installed

more specific please

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Originally Posted by phize Unplug your computer.

100% way :D
so i just shut down my computer
and all my problems will be solved xD

Sounds to me like an antivirus done its "failsafe" technique and corrupted the file.

Try Closing Firewall:rolleyes:

Try installing .net 3.5 or 4... >.>

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Originally Posted by -impulse- Try installing .net 3.5 or 4... >.>

>> I highly doubt would be the problem.

On slightly older OS's such as XP -- yes.

Since he said "Run as admin" I assume its win7 and win7 has a nice little error saying "Runtime vx.x required" :P

shutdown the antivirus and re-download it

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Originally Posted by _DreadNought_ >> I highly doubt would be the problem. On slightly older OS's such as XP -- yes. Since he said "Run as admin" I assume its win7 and win7 has a nice little error saying "Runtime vx.x required" :P

Well I have no idea. I only know that sometimes if you dont have .net installed it gives the error with Win32 app and some hex numbers like 0x00000007c.

I would think Impulse is right, because if it was a security issue, the file would simply disappear (because the firewall/anti-virus would have removed it), would it not? Since the owner of the thread seems to not even know what .NET is, that's probably the issue (if I had to make an educated guess).

It's definitely not a .NET issue, as it's a native application written in C++. It's most likely OP's AV software or something interfering with the download.

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Originally Posted by phize It's definitely not a .NET issue, as it's a native application written in C++. It's most likely OP's AV software or something interfering with the download.

Ohhh!! I know what this is (I think). My friend had an issue with this as well (not for this application though). If this program wasn't programmed in VC++ CLR and was in fact coded in VC++ Win32, then maybe he needs the VC++ redistribution package.

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Originally Posted by Fаng Ohhh!! I know what this is (I think). My friend had an issue with this as well (not for this application though). If this program wasn't programmed in VC++ CLR and was in fact coded in VC++ Win32, then maybe he needs the VC++ redistribution package.

Nah, not CLR, it's a VC++ MFC application. It's been statically linked, so you won't need the redist. package :)