Hi Chris

Essayes en premier lieu ceci:

Commencer par désinstaller SA..(Uninstall Astea Employee Portal 14.0)

Puis vérifier que ce dossier est vide C:\Users\”IDUSER”\AppData\Local\Astea

IDUSER est le nom utilisé pour ouvrir une session sur la machine et est différent pour chaque utilisateur:

Si ce dossier n’est pas vide, effacer tous les fichiers de ce dossier. (Ils seront recrées lors de l’installation)

Réinstaller SA

Si cela ne résous pas le problème il va falloir effacer toute trace de l’application NET 2:

Commencer par désinstaller SA. (Uninstall Astea Employee Portal 14.0)

Vérifier que les composants de l’application ont bien été effacés lors de la désinstallation.

Il se trouvent dans C:\Users\”IDUSER”\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0\…

Dans ce dossier il y a un dossier Data et un ou plusieurs autres avec des lettres et des chiffres.

Il va falloir effacer uniquement chaque dossier et sous dossier commençants par aste..xxx...

Puis nettoyer la base de registre à l’aide de ccleaner par exemple.

Installer de nouveau SA.

J’espère que cela résoudra votre problème ..

Hi Chris,

Internet Explorer is the recommended browser for installing the V14 Alliance Employee Portal.  I’ve noticed that when using Microsoft Edge, it sometimes prompts the user to install an updated version of .NET framework and doesn’t always work correctly.

Thank you,
Andrew

We have also been told only use Internet Explorer for installing version 14.

Hi Chris,

 V15 is browser agnostic.  However, earlier versions need to be installed using Internet Explorer.

Regards,

Ugo

We had a similar experience when trying to install the Alliance portal and below worked well for us, with assistance from Phil Seifert we got it working:

Unable to Launch the app after installation

This is a lower spec’d system but meets requirements. I would suggest: Run SFC /scannow and fix any corrupted windows files Check if disk compression is enabled on the drive and turn it off if enabled - note, this can take time and you may want to ensure there is enough space or backup your drive. Uninstall the application, remove the %\appdata%\local\Astea\<environment-user>.xml file Remove any of the %appdata%\local\temp files especially if there is an Astea folder in the Temp folder Reinstall the Employee Portal using IE 11 with the installation landing page as a trusted site.

Thanks everyone, we finally got going after making sure the .net file installed properly.  We usually solve most issues by clearing out the temp folder and the environment files but not in this case.

Using IE14 is a bit of a problem now that Microsoft are no longer supporting it and our IT people insisting on us no longer using it as it is a security risk now.

Thanks for your support, much appreciated.