Nothing pops up. My mouse animation goes into loading for a second and thats it.

I've re-compiled the program in Visual Studio 2012 as opposed to Visual Studio 2010. Hopefully this will fix some of the OS issues with Windows 7 if not also Windows 8 (Sorry Pickled Cow, there was a specific Windows XP setting in Visual Studio 2012 that supported your specific OS, so I am currently clueless as to why it still isn't working for you, but I'm still researching the problem).

I'm going to assume that since the old file was downloaded 125 times, and only a few people had issues that the rest of you are having no issues whatsoever? I'd like to know if my program is what's at fault here and not just some odd setting on a few users' computers.

The updated version (1.1) throws an error "XSP Quick Unpacker.exe has stopped working" without opening.

Windows 7 64-bit

error again on W7 64bits


I let you ask google translate ^^

Do you do exception handling in your Programm?

Not yet, but I'm going to try that. I'm not really sure what it will accomplish though, since you either (A) have to specify what exception to catch, or (B) if you do just have it catch all exceptions, you can't really have the program tell you exactly what the exception is.

I'll see if having it catch all on start up might fix things, but this is going to be a relatively slow process since I don't have their computers right in-front of me to test my program out on.

Well, to handle the exception correctly, it is necessary to catch or cast to the correct type. For identifiy the problem, catching the base classt and writing it to a log file is enough. ^^
Just catch all exceptions...

Right, I understand that, but if it is crashing on startup, what will attempting to log information to a file do? It won't reach the lines of code where it is told to log information as it will have crashed by then.

Also crashing on start-up for me on Windows 7 64-bit, is there any other way to pack/unpack the .bin files?

You can manually unpack them via altering the start.ini file in the filemaker folder. That would involve deleting the /* and */ marks around the unblocking code and replacing them around the packing code. After that, you make sure that you will be unpacking the correct story by checking the path, then saving start.ini and running filemaker.exe.