1Password for Windows desktop has stopped working

Cryptojim

I have just downloaded the latest version for Windows. As soon as I try and install this on my windows 7 64 bit machine I get this error message.
I have my antivirus turned off.
Any ideas why this is not installing?

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1Password Version: Not Provided
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Not Provided
Sync Type: Not Provided

Cryptojim

I like this software but if I can't install it it's not much good to me.

Greg

Hi @Cryptojim,

Sorry for the troubles!

Could you please specify the version of Windows that you have on your PC? Is it Windows 7?

If my hunch is correct, please make sure that you have all of the latest Windows updates installed, install the latest version of .NET Framework from here, then reboot your PC.

Check if the error with 1Password installer remains. Thank you! :+1:

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Greg

Gregu1

I have the same issue!

unistall, new installation, reboot, the latest version of .NET Framework....all already done more and more times!

ufff....

bundtkate

In order to diagnose a crash, @Gregu1, I would need to take a closer look at a crash report from your PC. There are some issues that are more common than others, like outdated .NET on Windows 7, but most require some additional digging:

https://support.1password.com/cs/windows-crash-report/

Don't post your crash report here, but do attach it to an e-mail addressed to support+forum@1password.com. That will give us more information about the crash and allow me to suggest more targeted solutions rather than just guessing and seeing what sticks.

Thanks!

Gregu1

;)
done!

bundtkate

Thanks so much, @Gregu1! I've found it and am taking a look as we speak. To keep things simple, I'll get back to you via e-mail. :chuffed:

ref: ZHZ-33816-187

miffed

I guess there is no point in searching this forum for answers if resolutions aren't posted here. Not sure I want this manager.

AGAlumB

@miffed: While I get where you're coming from, this is a public support forum, so there are not only some things which need to be handled via email because they may include sensitive information about a person and their setup which should not be shared publicly, but also it's at the discretion of the individual what they are comfortable sharing. We not only care deeply about security but also privacy, so we're not going to make the decision for our customers as far sharing information on their behalf. You may not care, and in any given situation I might not personally have a problem sharing my own resolution publicly, but it isn't our preferences that dictate others' privacy. And, frankly, sometimes people are just happy to get on with their lives and not motivated to spend time posting again once they've gotten the help they need. It's their time, and that's their prerogative. If you do feel that something else is a better fit for you because of this, that's fine. But if you do have any questions about 1Password for yourself, we'll be happy to answer them and give you the same respect with regard to your privacy and security as we do everyone.