Test run window: Ensure the path to the program is correct (should be something like e:setup.exe). Click the "Test Run" button (DO NOT CLICK NEXT).Ĩ. Wizard - Compatibility Fixes screen: Scroll down and check the check-box next to "WinXPSP2VersionLie". Wizard - Compatibility Modes screen: By default "Microsoft Windows 95" will be selected. For program file location, browse to the GVI setup program on the CD-ROM. Wizard - Program Information screen: Name of application and name of vendor don't matter too much, put anything there. A create new application fix wizard will appear.ĥ. Click the "Fix" button at the top (if it is greyed out you may need to make a new custom database first and select it.Ĥ. Start->Programs->Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.0->Compatibility Administratorģ. Download and install the Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.0 (from the Microsoft website)Ģ. Now, carefully follow these additional instructions posted on other forums.ġ. CVPiano-GVI-Modeled.dll) to reside in a subdirectory of the root install file location called 'plugin', but no one put them in there to begin with! I discovered this solution by looking at my previously failed install logs for CVPiano.)*** ***(Reason: it appears the GVI install script calls for certain files (eg.
I know it seems silly and redundant, but please just do it! Please follow these specific instructions to get CVpiano to install on anything newer than WinXP SP2.Īfter 2 hours of trying every way possible to install CVPiano on a WinXP system with SP3 updated, I have finally found the answer!ġ) UNZIP the CVPiano.zip files to your desired unzip target directory as you normally would for anything you usually like to installĢ) THEN MANUALLY CREATE a folder within this target folder called 'plugin'ģ) COPY (don't move!) all the unzipped files to this new 'plugin' folder.
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