https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=469224
--- Comment #5 from ca...@orange.fr --- Thank you for the Visual C++ version which installs and runs smoothly… I nevertheless tested digiKam-8.0.0-Win64.exe on a different PC but also using Windows 10. The latter installed correctly. It is true that the installation from a previous version of DigiKam in service has not been interrupted. Does the installation program leave information in the Registry or in temporary directories which would remain in the state after a sudden stop? On the PC whose installation was impossible, I deleted DigiKam from the Programs folder. Then I did a Copy / Paste of the DigiKam directory of the PC whose installer digiKam-8.0.0-Win64.exe in the recalcitrant PC … and version 8.0.0 seems to work perfectly. Windows and its locks are the cause. Like you, I find it abnormal to have to pay to provide an open source application to this proprietary operating system. There may be another solution: Propose a compressed file without an installer from the directory… I let you decide. Best Regard, Jean-Paul Eby -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
