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  • Cobra91151C Cobra91151

    @atraks

    If your problem is solved please mark it as solved.

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    @Cobra91151

    no, same error is happen. :( can u see my images?

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      @Cobra91151

      no, same error is happen. :( can u see my images?

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      @atraks

      No. Try to upload to ImgBB host.

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      • Cobra91151C Cobra91151

        @atraks

        No. Try to upload to ImgBB host.

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        @Cobra91151 i changed the uploader. Please help me

        now i rebuild it again and get error subsystem:windows,5.01: no such file or directory foulth from my compiler.

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          You didn't mention the version of Qt that you are using (or any other details for that matter). I believe Qt 5.6.x is the latest that you can use for XP.

          I would recommend compiling your program on WinXP and then you will know it works on this target. You can setup a virtual machine with XP and a minimal set of what you need to compile software. This is basically what I have setup as I need to make sure my software runs on this older operating system.

          My guess is that you are using a version of Qt that no longer supports XP (for example, I don't think Qt 5.8.x supports XP anymore). You might have a problem with your version of Qt were it was not compiled with the proper options to support XP. Either way the best way to solve this is to setup an environment on WinXP and compile your program there. If it works on XP it will run on Win10 but the reverse is not always true.

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            You didn't mention the version of Qt that you are using (or any other details for that matter). I believe Qt 5.6.x is the latest that you can use for XP.

            I would recommend compiling your program on WinXP and then you will know it works on this target. You can setup a virtual machine with XP and a minimal set of what you need to compile software. This is basically what I have setup as I need to make sure my software runs on this older operating system.

            My guess is that you are using a version of Qt that no longer supports XP (for example, I don't think Qt 5.8.x supports XP anymore). You might have a problem with your version of Qt were it was not compiled with the proper options to support XP. Either way the best way to solve this is to setup an environment on WinXP and compile your program there. If it works on XP it will run on Win10 but the reverse is not always true.

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            @Rondog thank u for your answer

            I m using Desktop QT 5.6.2 mİNGW 32 bit, I guess it is competible with windows xp.

            I try to setup online qt-unfied-windows-x86-2.0.5.1-online. exe file from qt site to my xp system.. But Iı get not valid win32 application error.
            i dont know what is my problem.

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              I am also developing my apps for Win XP and use Qt 5.7.1, everything works from Win XP to Win 10, but I use Visual Studio compiler. I think the problem might be with MinGW or wrong library distribution. Try to run clean and qmake then build your project. Use Qt Command Prompt with command: windeployqt NameOfYourApp.exe to distribute your project libraries (don't forget to set path to your executable dir). Then try it on Win XP.

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              • Cobra91151C Cobra91151

                I am also developing my apps for Win XP and use Qt 5.7.1, everything works from Win XP to Win 10, but I use Visual Studio compiler. I think the problem might be with MinGW or wrong library distribution. Try to run clean and qmake then build your project. Use Qt Command Prompt with command: windeployqt NameOfYourApp.exe to distribute your project libraries (don't forget to set path to your executable dir). Then try it on Win XP.

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                @Cobra91151 i run clean and qmake, get error subsystem:windows,5.01: no such file or director..

                I guess Mingw is a problem. can ı set my code visual studio? Is it hard?

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                  You can try Visual Studio compiler.

                  1. Save your project and close Qt.
                  2. Download and install free MS Visual Studio 2015 Community version
                  3. Try to build your project.

                  Make sure you have auto selected Visual Studio kit in Qt or you will have to select it manually.

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                  • Cobra91151C Cobra91151

                    You can try Visual Studio compiler.

                    1. Save your project and close Qt.
                    2. Download and install free MS Visual Studio 2015 Community version
                    3. Try to build your project.

                    Make sure you have auto selected Visual Studio kit in Qt or you will have to select it manually.

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                    @Cobra91151 i wll try, u mean qt 5.6.2 with vs2015 can ı succed it?

                    thank u my hero

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                      @Cobra91151 i wll try, u mean qt 5.6.2 with vs2015 can ı succed it?

                      thank u my hero

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                      @atraks

                      I think it will support it. Check this link for compatibility Qt Supported Platforms and Configurations

                      By the way, when compiling app with Qt 5.7.1 will also support Win XP SP3 x86 (even I have tried on Win XP SP2 x64) but in docs it has no support.

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                        can anyone suggust something?

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                          @atraks I am using Qt 5.6.0 with Mingw32 and it works fine from XP to Win10.

                          I suspect the difference is that I build my version of Qt from source. I also compiled my version of Qt on WinXP just to make sure it works on this OS. I don't use WinXP to write any software but I do use this to compile programs that are required to run on Windows.

                          Your version of Qt needs the compile options "-target xp -no-directwrite". Example:

                          ./configure -target xp -no-directwrite ...
                          

                          If your version doesn't have these configure options set when compiled it won't work on WinXP (I believe, I didn't try it personally).

                          I also found I had to change one of the configure executables so it would run on WinXP (it has a target version set higher than WinXP). This situation returns the 'Not a valid Win32 Application' error (that was mentioned in this thread).

                          You could also use older versions of Qt I suppose. You might run into new problems if you do this though if you want to compile on Win10. An older version of Qt on an older operating system like Win7 (WinXP preferred) should produce something that can run on WinXP.

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                            Hi, just to add to @Rondog I also use Qt 5.6.2 with MinGW, compiling on Windows 10 64-bit and deploying on Windows XP SP3 32-bit. To get my programs to run on Windows XP I don't need to do recompile or rebuild Qt, I just download the standard Qt 5.6.2 MinGW 32-bit Qt flavor.

                            About your error: QMAKE_LFLAGS_WINDOWS setting does not work with MinGW compiler. But it is also not needed for the MinGW compiler. when you compile with MinGW compiler you can start your .exe file on Windows NT 4, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

                            I'm guessing that error message "Exception processing message 0xC0000139..." instead comes from some problem with your antivirus program and drive letters, try ejecting all USB disks and memory cards from your computer so that only your C: hard disk is connected (note: this is just a guess!).

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                              @atraks I am using Qt 5.6.0 with Mingw32 and it works fine from XP to Win10.

                              I suspect the difference is that I build my version of Qt from source. I also compiled my version of Qt on WinXP just to make sure it works on this OS. I don't use WinXP to write any software but I do use this to compile programs that are required to run on Windows.

                              Your version of Qt needs the compile options "-target xp -no-directwrite". Example:

                              ./configure -target xp -no-directwrite ...
                              

                              If your version doesn't have these configure options set when compiled it won't work on WinXP (I believe, I didn't try it personally).

                              I also found I had to change one of the configure executables so it would run on WinXP (it has a target version set higher than WinXP). This situation returns the 'Not a valid Win32 Application' error (that was mentioned in this thread).

                              You could also use older versions of Qt I suppose. You might run into new problems if you do this though if you want to compile on Win10. An older version of Qt on an older operating system like Win7 (WinXP preferred) should produce something that can run on WinXP.

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                              @Rondog THANK U for your answer.

                              Where is the compile options for no direct write? you mean in profile write ""./configure -target xp -no-directwrite ...""? I search everything in QT and i didn't find this option. I m really noob sorry about that. Can u help me? I try low versions of qt but when i try to start setup exe which is for QT, i get win32 error. Which configure exetables u change... Thank u for your interest..

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                                i was working on a OpenGL project using Qt 5.7.0 and Visual Studio. Works fine under Windows XP BUT i needed to set Plattformtoolset to Visual Studio 2015 - Windows XP (v140_xp)

                                So maybe there is something similar for Qt??

                                btw @Rondog i compiled Qt for my Visual Studio version from the source and i did not use -target xp -no-directwrite. So if it is not a default setting (and target xp is no default) it's not needed.

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                                • hskoglundH hskoglund

                                  Hi, just to add to @Rondog I also use Qt 5.6.2 with MinGW, compiling on Windows 10 64-bit and deploying on Windows XP SP3 32-bit. To get my programs to run on Windows XP I don't need to do recompile or rebuild Qt, I just download the standard Qt 5.6.2 MinGW 32-bit Qt flavor.

                                  About your error: QMAKE_LFLAGS_WINDOWS setting does not work with MinGW compiler. But it is also not needed for the MinGW compiler. when you compile with MinGW compiler you can start your .exe file on Windows NT 4, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.

                                  I'm guessing that error message "Exception processing message 0xC0000139..." instead comes from some problem with your antivirus program and drive letters, try ejecting all USB disks and memory cards from your computer so that only your C: hard disk is connected (note: this is just a guess!).

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                                  @hskoglund i try to open this exe files on my company pcs and i get c000139 error too... :( i think problem is my exe file. can ı sent u my file, can u try it?

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                                    @hskoglund i try to open this exe files on my company pcs and i get c000139 error too... :( i think problem is my exe file. can ı sent u my file, can u try it?

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                                    @atraks

                                    You can upload here your app and I will test it on virtual machines.

                                    Also I can upload here a test project that will run on all Windows editions (compiled on Visual Studio compiler with Qt 5.7.1), so you can try?

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                                    • Cobra91151C Cobra91151

                                      @atraks

                                      You can upload here your app and I will test it on virtual machines.

                                      Also I can upload here a test project that will run on all Windows editions (compiled on Visual Studio compiler with Qt 5.7.1), so you can try?

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                                      @Cobra91151 im on work now, and this computers block uploading. Please send me your file to try. I ll sent my file at 19.30 pm. thank u!!!!!!!!!!! im really exited about that!

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                                        @atraks

                                        You can upload here your app and I will test it on virtual machines.

                                        Also I can upload here a test project that will run on all Windows editions (compiled on Visual Studio compiler with Qt 5.7.1), so you can try?

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                                        @Cobra91151 my file is http://www.filedropper.com/kom komur.exe is my main exe file.

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                                          @Cobra91151 my file is http://www.filedropper.com/kom komur.exe is my main exe file.

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                                          @atraks

                                          Hi! When launching komur.exe it throws error on Win XP:

                                          alt text

                                          Also I have noticed a lot of unnecessary files which takes about 500 MB.

                                          I think:

                                          • You need to delete/clean your project folder and build project again.
                                          • To deploy it you should use Qt Command Prompt, navigate to your project executable directory with command cd and proceed with command: windeployqt komur.exe (this will add all necessary files/libraries).
                                          • Upload your project again so I can test it.

                                          I have some issues with test project, so I will upload it as soon as I fix them.

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