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Delphi 2015 R3 Installation Issue: Unknown Error During Init - Hosts File Queries

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  • #1 17023572
    marioodkrywca
    Level 13  
    Welcome. Unfortunately, during the installation of Delphi 2015 R3 I get an error error unknown error during init.sytuacja concerns only one computer. On another it was easy. I have read threads about deleting old data before the next installation. I have a question about the hosts file. The address that is in it does not save autoc only localhost. Should it be removed? The rest of the files I have deleted after, only the issue of hosts has remained. I would like to avoid creating an additional user ;-)
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  • #2 17023699
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group  
    marioodkrywca wrote:
    I have a question about the hosts file
    marioodkrywca wrote:
    I would like to avoid creating an additional user;
    The hosts file is independent of the user account - common to all accounts.
    If Delphi was previously in this system, it will be the fastest to install it on the new user's account. You can transfer your data to the other account and delete the old one.
    Another option is to search the files in the user's folder and remove all traces of the old program installation manually.
  • #3 17023780
    marioodkrywca
    Level 13  
    I can not find any more. the hosts remained. Today I will backup and. I will remove it. Maybe he'll go this time.
  • #4 17024240
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group  
    Hosts is nothing like a file with blocking addresses for a firewall - all you need to do is clear it to zero to block anything. And I doubt he would have any role in connection with the above installation error.
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  • #5 17025702
    marioodkrywca
    Level 13  
    Unfortunately, on the new user, the same error pops up. The only thing I can do is wrong interpretation of deletion c: \ users \ ** USER ** \ AppData \ Roaming \ Microsoft \ System Certificates \ My

    What user is above?
  • #6 17025776
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group  
    marioodkrywca wrote:
    What user is above?
    About where Delphi was installed.
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  • #7 17025834
    marioodkrywca
    Level 13  
    Well, I have no idea anymore.
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  • #9 17026384
    marioodkrywca
    Level 13  
    I have not changed the name of the wyupdate file.
  • #10 17026842
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group  
    Is it so difficult?
    Change the name and additionally check the register if there are no delphi entries in it - delete all.
  • #11 17028823
    marioodkrywca
    Level 13  
    Only what name to change?
  • #12 17029292
    DriverMSG
    Admin of Computers group  
    For any other.
  • #13 17402768
    Radek P.
    Level 15  
    did you find a mariocrover? I have exactly the same and nothing helps completely.
    On a stationary installation it went without a problem and on a laptop for China does not go and still the same mistake.
  • #14 19216180
    szatan54
    Level 1  
    Hello. Besides the steps above, I found a video of some Russian, just install Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 Service Pack 2 and it went for me, no new user, no host change, it was enough to delete the delphi folder from appdata and aplication data. best regards
  • #15 19216898
    darek640
    Level 15  
    Hello.
    In my situation, it was enough to turn off the internet.
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During the installation of Delphi 2015 R3, users encountered an "unknown error during init" on a specific computer, while installations on other machines were successful. The discussion focused on the hosts file, which was suggested to be cleared or modified, but it was determined that it likely did not contribute to the installation error. Users recommended creating a new user account or manually removing remnants of previous installations from the user’s folder. Additional solutions included checking the registry for Delphi entries, renaming specific files, and ensuring that Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 Service Pack 2 was installed. Some users found success by disabling the internet during installation or deleting the Delphi folder from AppData.
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