https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=161860
--- Comment #10 from ady <[email protected]> --- (In reply to MikeDerr from comment #9) > I downloaded LibreOfficeDev-25.2.0.0-64 and cannot run that at all. It > launches to the white opening screen and immediately closes. I have just > enough time to see File Tools at the top and then it is gone. I am > right-clicking and selecting run-as-administrator. I'm sorry but that makes little sense to me, leaving me only with new assumptions and more questions. It is not clear whether you actually successfully installed that dev version or not. It is not clear whether you launch that same dev version when you "see File Tools at the top and then it is gone". Is is also not clear whether you see that when launching the Start Center, or one of the modules (such as Calc). It is not clear whether you executed the installer with administrator privileges, or was instead the program itself (after installation). The dev version is installed in parallel, so clicking on the same icons that you already had in your system would not execute the new dev version. Moreover, you can have more than one version installed, but you should avoid launching more than one version at the same time. If one LO version is running, you should close it before launching another one (or installing one). There is no need to execute the dev installer nor the dev version as administrator. You should just execute it, and only accept admin access when you are ask for it. Messing around with regedit should not be needed. Even when some personal (user) settings got corrupted, there is a simple way to deal with that, within the LO > Help > Start in Safe mode dialog. As for the installer, do you install using the official msi installer? Just by double-click? Or by some command line? Or by some context menu (such as run as admin)? As for the installed version(s), could you please go to LO > Help > About, and click on the icon within that dialog in order to copy the info to the clipboard? Then paste the result in your next post. Also relevant is from where exactly you downloaded the dev version. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
