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Another Visual Basic 2008 question?
Ok so I want to move all my files on to a USB stick and run the Install App from the stick. Now when I coded the app I had all my files on my C: Drive so I coded like this.
= "true" Then Process.Start("C:\*****\******.exe")
But now that all of my files are on a USB stick drive G: the application can't find the files. Is there a code that will let the App find these files no matter what the drive letter is?
Thank you
@computerguy103, Thank you very much, It works like a charm!
3 Answers
- computerguy103Lv 69 years agoFavorite Answer
Don’t hard-code the entire path. If the .exe is in the same folder as the installation app, you should just be able to put "******.exe" and it should start the app. If it is in a subfolder just put something like "subfolder\******.exe".
- bruggerLv 45 years ago
It isn't viable to make use of a registration KEY that belongs to an additional man or woman. When you check in, Microsoft copies no less than 3 of the the MAC addresses from the laptop that the application is being registered to and neighbors those MAC addresses with the Registration KEY. So, while you try to use a KEY that's already registered, The KEY and the MAC addresses may not fit and therefor the registration will fail.
