Configuration is faulty. Check the Issues view for details. Error while building/deploying project unti (kit: Desktop Qt 5.6.2 MSVC2015 64bit) When executing step "Make"
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I also launched qt and there is a welcome message: "Plugin initialization failed. The Maintenance tool at C:\Qt/MaintenanceTool.exe is not executable. Check your installation"
I also go to options and I somewhere found the following message: "qmake does not exist or is not executable"
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These errors sound chaotic. With this manual fiddling you must have damaged the installation pretty bad. I'd suggest to run the uninstaller (if it still works), delete the C:\Qt\ directory entirely, delete the cache directory
%AppData%\QtProject\and start over - just use the online installer I linked to and don't touch any installation files manually. -
Ok, I extracted and I formated my ssd, then I installed back to pc. This idiot disk denied to install Win10 and thus I used an old WD 5400rpm hdd. I installed fresh win10, I installed VS2017 which works correctly and now I installed qt 5.9 full package (since I have no disk capacity concerns). This idiot program continues to grouch and misbehave. At least 50 similar messages would appear during qt installation. Any ideas please? Thanx a priori.
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@GeorgeV
You seems to have include UWP and arm Qt versions.
Do you really need them?
The errors seems to come from the arm part.If you just need Desktop , you should only check Desktop.
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I specifically said which branch in the installer you should select. One item only, not whole branch. You did not install "full package". You installed dozens of full packages for different compilers and toolchains, including the ones you don't have. Run the installer again and deselect everything except Qt -> Qt 5.9 -> msvc2017 64-bit.
Don't select anything else.
As for the warnings on the package - if you don't use CMake (probably not) you can ignore the three warnings about CMake.
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Thanx. I do not actually know what I need. The strange thing is that the very first installation was successful. Chris, I did what you have said but no success. I also tried to find qt through visual studio but I had no luck. Perhaps there is a need for a vs configuration. I try again now, but I do not think that it will be any success.
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Uhhh, I pressed uninstall and there is a message to say: ''Windows is searching for MaintainTool.exe. To locate file click Browse.''. Lets press browse to locate file, to see what will happen. Ha! It tells me that the uninstaller does not work and that perhaps the programm might have already been uninstalled!!!! SHIFT+DELETE!!!!!!!!!
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And now this (again)
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And now this (again)
Do you have an anti-virus application interfering?
Also I have noted that your projects are stored in folders with lots of spaces in folder names. This is certainly allowed in windows, but in general not a good idea. However, that is apparently not causing your current problems.
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Even a Lawyer or a Historian can ask him.herself "Wow, the number of slashes, subdirectories or extended paths, or spaces among name letters, could not prohibit a c++ based software -that is actually used also in Aerospace Industry- from working properly. I am never going to fly again!!!"
Now, I did again what Mr Chris inducted, but still there is the same intro message: "Plugin initialization failed. The maintenance tool at C:\Qt/MaintenanceTool.exe is not an executable. Check your installation".
If you really viable idea, please let me know. I really dislike (actually I am tired by) wasting time on issues that do not regard to my knowledge. Uh, yes, regarding the antivirus, yes, there was a kind of block I had not noticed, but even though I disactivated antivirus, there was a kind of slight improvement on finding sothing like UWP etc. But when clicked 'Next', then a new type of blockage arrived. 4 days spent like that....
Thanx anyway!P.S.: Don't the qt programmers intervene?? Don't they offer any kind of assistance????
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@GeorgeV
- P.S.: Don't the qt programmers intervene?? Don't they offer any kind of assistance????
This is a user driven forum and the developers do not monitor it.
Paying customers can request direct support from the company.I think there is something wrong with your pc.
I never saw anything like "Plugin initialization failed" from the many times i have installed Qt.
Nor has that error been shown here in forum.For test, you can try
https://download.qt.io/archive/qt/5.8/5.8.0/qt-opensource-windows-x86-mingw530-5.8.0.exe
if that fails to install and just work, your ram is damaged or the disk or virus scanner is malfunctioning.Note its mingw compiler and u seem to want to use visual studio but its just for test as its all in one packet and
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@mrjj Alright, memory diagnostics were fine, HHD are just fine, frankly speaking, the disks are in great condition, the HHD@5400rpm was literally unused. Antivirus has been disactivated. I am not arrogant, but I deny to install x86_5.8.0.exe because I consider it as intelligence belittlement and devaluation. If you have any further ideas, please, let me know. Thank you all!
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@GeorgeV
Ok good. so we ruled out memory corruption while saving
or bad sectors on the drive.There is no direct link to vs21017 Qt 5.9 ( i could see) so if u deny to test with the other (5.8), i have no further ideas to check if it's the online installer doing something odd or what is going on.
Since pc can download and install all of visual studio 2017, i assume
nothing wrong with net as you would have seen corruption too there.So as i see it, it must be the online installer acting up. ( normally it can be scanner running while downloading/installing ,
but you have this disabled (i hope))So im out of ideas for this unique error.
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@mrjj thanx. It is alright. Thanx anyway! Look, when cool, I will try your proposition. But I feel that there is going to be no success. Atmel studio, vs, comodo, all progs work fine, not even a single bit of failure during installation.
Just a qt talent less in this vain world!!!
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Well comodo (also seen Avast do it) can block stuff for the installer but it sounds like you also tested without it running.
So I guess its not the normal block case. ( then later files are missing)
I could only find the plugin error mentioned here
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-10049And i checked my installation.
Its not even enabled pr default..
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@mrjj Alright, I have deactivated Comodo, I also unblocked some uuuuh, some qt files that Comodo had blocked, I performed the installation you suggested, the installation had no issues and everything went well, I launched the software and there were no warnigs or undesired messages, then I created an empty project (qt tutorials) with a c++ main.cpp, and of course, no success. There is the following message
01:40:32: Running steps for project Empty_qmakeProject001...
01:40:32: Could not create directory "D:\V A R I O U S\qt projects\Error in " Util.asciify("build-Empty_qmakeProject001-Desktop_Qt_5_8_0_MinGW_32bit-Debug")": TypeError: Property 'asciify' of object Core::Internal::UtilsJsExtension(0x6bacd80) is not a function"
Error while building/deploying project Empty_qmakeProject001 (kit: Desktop Qt 5.8.0 MinGW 32bit)
When executing step "qmake"
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And just to be very sure that D:\V A R I O U S\ is not an issue you
tried with a path that has no spaces ?
The " Could not create directory " sounds like it so
please try without spaces.
