The binary 'C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer/bin\assistant.exe' does not exist
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Hi.
I am using QT Design ver 5.11.1
Clicking Help->GT Designer help i get the following message
"The binary 'C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer/bin\assistant.exe' does not exist"
Well, the bin folder does not exist inside
C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer
and the required .exe is located in
C:/Program Files (x86)/QT DesignerWhat can I do? Should I create a bin folder and move assistant.exe to this new bin folder?
Thanks
H. Martins -
Hi.
I am using QT Design ver 5.11.1
Clicking Help->GT Designer help i get the following message
"The binary 'C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer/bin\assistant.exe' does not exist"
Well, the bin folder does not exist inside
C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer
and the required .exe is located in
C:/Program Files (x86)/QT DesignerWhat can I do? Should I create a bin folder and move assistant.exe to this new bin folder?
Thanks
H. MartinsHi and welcome to devnet,
How did you install Qt ?
This path is rather unusual -
Well, I installed double clicking "Qt Designer Setup.exe" ... the usual way.
I uninstalled it and re-installed again and it keeps saying the same.
Are there any 'funny' files it stored somewhere that I could delete manually before re-install?
After uninstall the folder "C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer" disappeared so it looks like there was nothing left to contaminate th re-install.
I even looked to the OS 'set' and there is nothing there concerning Qt, before or after re-installation.
I am using Windows 10 Pro/64 22H2
Thanks
H. Martins -
Well, I installed double clicking "Qt Designer Setup.exe" ... the usual way.
I uninstalled it and re-installed again and it keeps saying the same.
Are there any 'funny' files it stored somewhere that I could delete manually before re-install?
After uninstall the folder "C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer" disappeared so it looks like there was nothing left to contaminate th re-install.
I even looked to the OS 'set' and there is nothing there concerning Qt, before or after re-installation.
I am using Windows 10 Pro/64 22H2
Thanks
H. Martins@H-Martins
Check your PATH variable. Is there something Qt-related?
If your Qt path is set to something likeC:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer
, it is probably looking for a[...] / bin/assistant.exe
in there.Usually the
assistant.exe
is located in<QT_DIR> / <YOUR_KIT> / bin / assistant.exe
Edit:
The mix of forward and backward slashes in the path shown in the error message looks weird. Like it was concatenated from two different vars or sub-paths. -
Well, I installed double clicking "Qt Designer Setup.exe" ... the usual way.
I uninstalled it and re-installed again and it keeps saying the same.
Are there any 'funny' files it stored somewhere that I could delete manually before re-install?
After uninstall the folder "C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer" disappeared so it looks like there was nothing left to contaminate th re-install.
I even looked to the OS 'set' and there is nothing there concerning Qt, before or after re-installation.
I am using Windows 10 Pro/64 22H2
Thanks
H. Martins@H-Martins Where did you get that installer from ?
From as far as I remember, there never was a standalone installer for Designer only.
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There is nothing concerning QT in the path.
I created
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Qt Designer\bin"
and moved assistant.exe to binNow it says
I am using QT Designer with Pyton and PyCharm.
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There is nothing concerning QT in the path.
I created
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Qt Designer\bin"
and moved assistant.exe to binNow it says
I am using QT Designer with Pyton and PyCharm.
@H-Martins said in The binary 'C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer/bin\assistant.exe' does not exist:
I am using QT Designer with Pyton and PyCharm.
Like @SGaist asked before, how and where have you installed Qt?
(the whole framework, not the "Development tools" like Qt Designer)@H-Martins said in The binary 'C:/Program Files (x86)/QT Designer/bin\assistant.exe' does not exist:
I installed double clicking "Qt Designer Setup.exe" ... the usual way.
It's not the "usual way". Usually you would use the Qt Maintenance Tool / Online Installer to download and manage your Qt installations OR you build Qt from source.
It feels that your installation is messed up somehow or there are components missing.
Edit:
Are you talking about this
Qt Designer Setup.exe
by any chance?
This is not official Qt. "Somebody" built a standalone QtDesigner installer.Maybe you should have mentioned earlier :)
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I hase the same problem in python3.8 venv installation, assistant is located as
.venv\Lib\site-packages\PySide6\assistant.exe
and pyside6_qtdesigner lookfor.venv\Lib\site-packages\PySide6\bin/assistant.exe
I use Python3.8.10 onWindows 10 Professionnel
PySide6 vesion 6.5.2