I'm getting an error when I attempt to run any of the Mimic 3.17 versions on my windows 10 machine.
Windows throws an dialog that says, "This app cannot run on your PC"
any ideas? Do the .EXEs need to be set to some compatibility mode?
I found the binaries here...
https://github.com/tryingsomestuff/Mini ... ter/Minic3
older (2.4.3) version of Mimic works just fine.
MIMIC 3.1.7 not working with Windows 10
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MOBMAT
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MIMIC 3.1.7 not working with Windows 10
i7-6700K @ 4.00Ghz 32Gb, Win 10 Home, EGTBs on PCI SSD
Benchmark: Stockfish15.1 NNUE x64 bmi2 (nps): 1277K
Benchmark: Stockfish15.1 NNUE x64 bmi2 (nps): 1277K
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Rubinus
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Re: MIMIC 3.1.7 not working with Windows 10
This happened to me with the previous version, 3.17 on the other hand I will drop. (?)
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Graham Banks
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Re: MIMIC 3.1.7 not working with Windows 10
Works okay under Windows 10 for me.
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Modern Times
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Re: MIMIC 3.1.7 not working with Windows 10
Most likely you are using the wrong exe for your CPU.MOBMAT wrote: ↑Sun Nov 07, 2021 5:37 am I'm getting an error when I attempt to run any of the Mimic 3.17 versions on my windows 10 machine.
Windows throws an dialog that says, "This app cannot run on your PC"
any ideas? Do the .EXEs need to be set to some compatibility mode?
I found the binaries here...
https://github.com/tryingsomestuff/Mini ... ter/Minic3
older (2.4.3) version of Mimic works just fine.
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xr_a_y
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Re: MIMIC 3.1.7 not working with Windows 10
Can it be that your windows 10 is a 32 bits version ?
What older built were you using ? was that "minic_2.43_mingw_x32_i686.exe " or a 64bits one ?
What older built were you using ? was that "minic_2.43_mingw_x32_i686.exe " or a 64bits one ?