Exe file of vb.net on 64-bit

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hello friends i have deigned a small exe which shows crystal report on a form in vb.net.

whenever i run it on 32 bit in runs well....

but whenever i try to run it on 64 bit windows server it gives error.

please help me to find any solution so that i will be able to run it on 64 bit windows....

Posted 17-Jul-13 19:58pm

sachin bhise

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Jul-13 2:09am

Not enough information.
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sachin bhise 18-Jul-13 2:14am

Sergey it gives the error of close the application

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2013-07-17T20:42:00

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Which version of Crystal Reports is installed on the 64bit machine - the 32 bit or 64 bit version?
In the former case, target your application to x86. Then it will run as a 32 bit program even on 64 bit systems. When running at 64bits, the application cannot load 32bit dlls, and vice versa.

Posted 17-Jul-13 20:42pm

Bernhard Hiller

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sachin bhise 18-Jul-13 3:14am

Bernard hiller :
can you tell me how to target the application as x86.

Bernhard Hiller 18-Jul-13 3:21am

In Visual Studio, select the project in the project explorer, do a right click, select properties. In the freshly opened Window, select the Build tab, there you'll find a combobox next to "target platform" in the "common" section, select x86. (I am not sure if I translated the menu items correctly - at work I have to use a German version of Visual Studio.)

sachin bhise 18-Jul-13 3:35am

ok i will check it now..

sachin bhise 18-Jul-13 3:38am

i am not getting the build tab.i have application, compile, debug, references, setting, signing, security, publish

sachin bhise 18-Jul-13 3:41am

in compile tab i am getting the platform and in front of platform i am getting combobox in which i have selected any CPU

Bernhard Hiller 18-Jul-13 8:04am

and now change from "AnyCPU" to "x86"!

sachin bhise 20-Jul-13 3:30am

the option is not changing Bernard it has only one option "AnyCPU"