Application run on Windows 10 but not in Windows 7.
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Hi and welcome to the forums
What compiler did you use ?
Sometimes the VS runtime is not installed on win 7.Also you are 1000% sure its not a bug in your app?
Try test with a clean default GUI project and see.You are using windeployment tool to make the distribution folder , yes ?
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Hi and welcome to the forums
What compiler did you use ?
Sometimes the VS runtime is not installed on win 7.Also you are 1000% sure its not a bug in your app?
Try test with a clean default GUI project and see.You are using windeployment tool to make the distribution folder , yes ?
@mrjj thanks for your reply.
I use the compiler "Release".
I think this could be my application, the program stop on this line on Windows 7 :
ui->debugTable->setItem(13, 1, newItem);
But i don't understand why the application run Windows 10 and not in Windows 7 if there was a problem on my application, it should stop on Windows 10 ? -
@mrjj thanks for your reply.
I use the compiler "Release".
I think this could be my application, the program stop on this line on Windows 7 :
ui->debugTable->setItem(13, 1, newItem);
But i don't understand why the application run Windows 10 and not in Windows 7 if there was a problem on my application, it should stop on Windows 10 ?@nln29
Hi
By compiler, i mean mingw or visual studio.The release and debug are the mode which exe is
produced. Debug included more information.Do you run the app in same way on both win 7 or win 10 ?
I mean , release mode. in both.yes if it crashes on win7 , it should also crash in win 10 IF
same compiler and same "mode" is used. AND
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@nln29
Hi
By compiler, i mean mingw or visual studio.The release and debug are the mode which exe is
produced. Debug included more information.Do you run the app in same way on both win 7 or win 10 ?
I mean , release mode. in both.yes if it crashes on win7 , it should also crash in win 10 IF
same compiler and same "mode" is used. AND
its an actual program bug. -
@mrjj the compiler i use it's mingw.
Yes, i run the app on the same way on both win 7 and win 10.
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Same problem I am facing.
In windows 10 and windows server its never crashes.
But its crashing in windows 7 after running sometime.(It is not immediately crashing.)
I think this is bug in QT. -
Same problem I am facing.
In windows 10 and windows server its never crashes.
But its crashing in windows 7 after running sometime.(It is not immediately crashing.)
I think this is bug in QT.@Bikram-Shishodia said in Application run on Windows 10 but not in Windows 7.:
I think this is bug in QT.
Could be. You can file a bug in Qt bug tracker. But you will need to provide more information there than you did here.
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Create an application in static mode in Visual studio and it also does not run on windows XP, vista and windows 7 ...
It provides in release mode without static compilation and does not work either.
Using Visual Studio 2019
C: \ Qt \ 5.14.2 \ msvc2017
C: \ Qt \ 5.14.2 \ msvc2017_64 -
Create an application in static mode in Visual studio and it also does not run on windows XP, vista and windows 7 ...
It provides in release mode without static compilation and does not work either.
Using Visual Studio 2019
C: \ Qt \ 5.14.2 \ msvc2017
C: \ Qt \ 5.14.2 \ msvc2017_64@Miguel-Castro I don't think Qt 5.14 supports Windows XP/Vista at all. See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/supported-platforms.html
On which Windows version did you build the application?
Did you deploy your app correctly?
