Belarc Installation Problem


  1. Posts : 4
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #1

    Belarc Installation Problem


    I recently received my new desktop computer. It came with Windows 7 Ultimate installed on one of the 3 hard drives.
    The first thing I installed was Belarc Advisor. I did this so I would have a full inventory of my system. I have been using Belarc for many years.
    I downloaded Belarc onto another computer I own and copied the installation file onto my new computer. The installation went great and I was able to get a complete inventory of my new computer.
    I forgot that I already had it installed. The other day I downloaded the installation file again and attempted installation. I have always downloaded from the Belarc website.
    When I tried the reinstallation, I got the following message box:

    This software requires an additional 14857038 K bytes free on the C:
    > drive. Please remove any unnecessary files and try again.
    >
    > There are 3 options to select when I get this error. ABORT, RETRY, and
    > IGNORE. These 3 options are the same ones I have been receiving
    > on every reinstall.
    >
    > If I select IGNORE, it appears to install. But when I try to run it I
    > only get a real quick flash of what appears to be a DOS box. That is
    > all. Belarc Advisor does not run. If I select ABORT, the installation
    > aborts normally. If I select RETRY, nothing happens.
    >
    > I have repeated the removal of the program through the traditional
    > Windows add/remove programs, but I still get the error on each attempt
    > to get it to run. My operating system is Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. As
    > a reminder, I had successfully installed and used Belarc Advisor on
    > this desktop approximately 6 weeks ago. I forgot I had it installed
    > and attempted re-installation. I removed the program with traditional
    > Windows add/remove programs and I have not been able to get it to
    > install since.
    >
    I have uninstalled several times. I have used the standard Windows Uninstall without success. I have used Revo without success. I have sent a few messages to their support email address.
    I have also done the standard windows disk cleanup. Their reply suggested that I inquire here.
    > Is there a possible to get a solution for this?
    Last edited by z101891; 23 Jul 2014 at 18:31. Reason: unknown
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  2. Posts : 1,519
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit, Mac OS X 10.10, Linux Mint 17, Windows 10 Pro TP
       #2

    14857038 K bytes
    14857038KB = 14.8GB, could indeed not be enough room but that file size is way too much for Belarc Advisor which is about 3.8MB, try a new download from Belarc Advisor - Free Personal PC Audit, for software, hardware and security configuration information on your computer. Software license management, IT asset management, cyber security audits, and more..
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  3. Posts : 25,847
    Windows 10 Pro. 64/ version 1709 Windows 7 Pro/64
       #3

    Some things come to mind.
    Did you use or are you trying to use the paid for or the free Belarc?
    I have only used the free version so that is the only one I have some knowledge of.

    I have no idea why one would copy Belarc from one computer to another.

    Belarc has it own uninstaller that is downloaded when one downloads Belarc.

    Everything Belarc on my computer is 5.4mb and that includes the uninstaller.
    You will need room for the logs it produces.
    If your C Windows partition is full or close to it could be the problem because of the room required for the logs.
    When you moved Belarc from one compute to another you might of also moved the old logs from the old system to the new system.
    Belarc could be confused because it see your old system and the new system at the same time.
    Can you find the Belarc .exe on your computer?


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