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09 Sep 2010   #1

Windows7 64 bit
 
 
Windows7 and Borland C++ Builder 5

I loaded BCB5 on a new Windows7 64 bit box. No errors during the installation. After rebooting, I get a message when I run BCB5. The message says that it cannot copy c:\program files (x86)\borland\cbuilder5\bin\bcb.??? to c:\program files (x86)\borland\cbuilder5\bin\bcb.dro.

Looking in that directory, I see a bcb.dro file there.

Anyone know what this message means and what to do about it?

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09 Sep 2010   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
 
 

maybe you need to run as admin?
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10 Oct 2010   #3

win7
 
 
did you solve it?

Did you solve it? I have the same problem. Think it is the 64 bit...
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10 Jan 2011   #4

Windows Home 64bit
 
 
Solved this problem

I added a utility to my system which means you can "Take Ownership" of files or folders. The utility seems to be here now although I forgot exactly where I got it.

How To: Take Ownership Of A Folder/File In Windows 7

Once installed all I did was to use the right click "Take Ownership" on the main CBuilder folder in "Program Files". Then it runs correctly.

I added a hard disc drive to my PC wil lots of data from an old XP machine. I could see all the files but could not open them without jumping through admin hoops. Using this utility on the whole drive gave me full unrestricted access.

I hope it works for you.
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