[Solved] Delphi Autocom 2015 R3: Resolving Unknown Error During Init on DS 150e - Windows 10 x64

I warmly welcome

For several days I have been verifying the internet in search of a solution to my DS 150e problem.

Namely, one day I wanted to run the Delphi Autocom program and it failed, I thought that you need to reinstall syf updates etc.

I dropped what I had.
I install, activate and suddenly "Unknown error during init", before everything worked as it should.

I was looking for a solution to the problem in google and followed what I saw.

I deleted everything, cleared the app data, Program Data, host in system32 and registry and did it every time, but the message with the problem returns and I cannot start the program.

Anyone had a similar problem?

I will add that I tried Windows 10 x64 and two computers, and before that everything worked on this system.

Please help.

I attach a screen with the problem (version 2015 r3)

Regards
Michał Bogacz

The program does not generate a LOG file somewhere with a saved installation error? Look for. There may be information about the cause of the error.
Alternatively, check the preview of system events.

Nothing new jumps in the program folder except file activation.
Each other file has a modification date of 2016.
In addition, each of the files from the data app or date program also has a date from 2016.

In the program directory, the number of files before and after installation is 82 + activation file.

I installed now to check it out and the error occurred around 9: 24-28.

I attach some system log entries.

I do not see in the logs of particulars.
It is possible that there are still program residues in the registry or you have a damaged installer.
Give the disk a check for SMART and check the options of this guide:
http://eobd2.bcz.com/2014/12/31/solved-2014-2v-delphi-cdp-unknown-error-during-init/

DriverMSG wrote:

Give it another SMART disk check

Do you mean disk status?

surian wrote:

Do you mean disk status?

Not really. SMART - screen (whole window, all parameters) from the program, for example https://crystalmark.info/en/software/crystaldiskinfo/

Here we have a problem

The equipment I work on is CHUWI HI10 Pro, this program has a problem finding the disk.
I anticipate the question, earlier Delphi worked nice on this computer as well.

surian wrote:

The hardware it works on is CHUWI HI10 Pro, this program has a problem finding the disk.

I understand.
So go back to the link I gave and clean the system again.

Install SSCERuntime_x86-ENU.msi from the program folder.

I am currently installing a new Windows user account, we will see if it will work. (I write from the phone) offline computer.

I read this guide but missed the info about a new Windows user

Added after 27 [minutes]:

DriverMSG wrote:

http://eobd2.bcz.com/2014/12/31/solved-2014-2v-delphi-cdp-unknown-error-during-init/

Boss, on a new Windows user it went

Summarizing.

If someone gets this error "Delphi autocom 2015 r3 - Unknown error during init"

Solution:

1. Delete all Delphi files including installation folders
2. Delete the Delhi folders from:
C: \ users \ All Users \ Application Data \
C: \ users \ Your Account \ Application Data \
C: \ users \ Your Account \ Application Data \
3. Delete the folder:
C: \ users \ ** USER ** \ AppData \ Roaming \ Microsoft \ System Certificates \ My
4. Editing the "hosts" file in C: \ windows \ system32 \ drivers \ etc \ hosts using a notebook:
127.0.0.1 activation.autocom.se
127.0.0.1 activation2.autocom.se
127.0.0.1 updates.autocom.se
5. Registry cleaning using CCCleaner
6. Add a new Windows user and reboot
7. Extract the Delphi files and generator on the new user's account
8. Rename the file WyUpdate.exe
9. Run Main as administrator and continue on
10. Save the activation file
11. Activate file with generator (do not disable Delphi installation)
12. Upload the file for installation using the start button
13. Wait for the end and enjoy the program

DriverMSG thank you for your patience and redirecting me to the guide in which I lost information about the new user.
Without you, I wouldn't look at him again.