In the Open line of the Run dialog, type %programdata% and press OK.On your keyboard, hold the Windows Key and press R once to open a Run dialog.To install the core catalog files on Windows
Open both the folder containing the downloaded files, as well as the destination location where the catalog files will be copied to, then copy or move the files from the download folder to the core catalog folder. zip folders and need to be copied as-is do not open or extract the contents of these files. If you are still having any problems, please contact our tech support for more help.Referenced Files are compressed. You should now be able to run the program normally (not as an administrator).
Open a new plan from within the program, then close the plan, and then close the program. If it doesn't, then please contact tech support for help. The program should open without an issue. Right click on X7 and click "run as administrator". Close the program and restart your computer. If you try to launch X7 and you get an error message about the program already running (even after restarting your computer), you can solve this problem using the following steps: This is a problem in X7 having to do with the two programs fighting over the file associations. This is not a new issue because Windows has worked this way for a very long time.Ī small number of people have reported problems launching X7 after installing X8. If you always launch the program first and then open your plan using "File->Open", you should never have any issues. If you want to be able to double-click on a ".plan" file to automatically launch the program and open the plan, Windows has to know which program you want associated with the plan file. Windows only allows one program to be associated with a given file type. The only thing that I am aware of that might be causing some people problems has to do with file associations. I personally have over 2 dozen different Chief Architect products installed on my computer and I am able to run all of them without any conflicts. Just to be clear, there is no reason you can't run multiple versions of Chief Architect on the same computer.
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