09-13-2010, 01:02 PM
09-13-2010, 04:58 PM
hashcat-gui v0.2.433 does not ship with such a setup. Please check if you are referring to the right program here.
Please verify that the obtained .rar file has the following MD5 checksum:
In case it does not please share the source of the file you're talking about.
Please verify that the obtained .rar file has the following MD5 checksum:
Code:
b61acb9508261a607bf8f00c11b7846e *hashcat-gui-0.2.433.rar
In case it does not please share the source of the file you're talking about.
09-13-2010, 07:05 PM
Yes, I checked on another computer, nothing is not installed. But on this machine for some reason and when you start hashcat-gui.exe and outfileviewer.exe appears installer. And only after the installation to cancel it 5 times, the program starts. And if you wait until after the installation, it will no longer appear on startup. Can a program conducts any operations with "msiexec"?
09-14-2010, 12:24 AM
I have no idea which problems you are facing on that system I must admit. Please contact your system support personell, it looks like some configuration issue to me.
Please keep us updated if you find out more about the issue.
Please keep us updated if you find out more about the issue.
09-14-2010, 10:17 AM
I twice had similar issues, both times on XP.
Each time I started M$ Office, msinstaller started.That was annoying.I found the solution by deleting it.
Another time, on another PC, it always starts, almost with any application, so I disabled msiexec service permanently, and only re-enable it when I need to install something.
Each time I started M$ Office, msinstaller started.That was annoying.I found the solution by deleting it.
Another time, on another PC, it always starts, almost with any application, so I disabled msiexec service permanently, and only re-enable it when I need to install something.
09-14-2010, 11:40 AM
Strange. Just nowhere this no longer appears only in this program. I even thought it may be a virus of some kind. Or is it a bug programs written in Visual Basic. But other applications do not.