Xenocode Virtual Desktop Windows 7

This is known issue that is caused by KB3045999: The application was unable to load a required virtual machine component. Please contact the publisher of this application for more information. However even despite uninstalling this security update, the issue returned with one of other recent security updates. Does anyone know which one it might have been (past 2 months I guess)?

Is there anyway to work around this problem apart from uninstalling another security update? I have some legacy apps that I know I won't get updates for them but I need them to run occasionally.

I was involved in a large hospital job where they had all Alerton controls at the field level, with a Tridium system at the front end for graphics, trending, alarms, etc. I work with Delta Controls product daily, and although their workstation software is locked down with a hardware USB key, there aren't any limits or restrictions on adding any BACnet device to the network or anything preventing a BACnet device from talking to their controllers. Including this in the contract is the best way to go. We always supply the customer with finalized asbuilt packages that include sequence of operation and complete network layout. Alerton visual logic software. The customer had us supply them with a licensed copy of both the Tridium and Alerton engineering tools, so they can do virtually anything a controls tech could do such as install an Alerton field controller, program it, bring it in to the front end, and create graphics/alarms for the new controller they added.

The application was unable to load a required virtual machine component. I have put together a batch file to remove all the updates from a Windows 7 system that. Windows Version: Windows Vista SP1. 'Xenocode Postbuild 2008' 'The application was unable to load a required virtual machine component. Please contact the.