Sven, 1st things 1st… Please see your other posting (https://support.avg.com/answers?id=906b0000000Dy3hAAC).
AVG Guru
I wonderf if I have discovered the cause of this "problem":
As I found myself unable to recreate the ShellExecutetEx error 299 message when I ran my inno-created install program unchanged a second time I did some further testing and found that the "hold on …15 seconds" message from AVG while testing for possible malware seems to have some significance here.
Results from my testing:
Whenever I run any of my own created programs (including inno-created install programs) for the first time on my PC I receive the "hold on…" message from AVG. (Quite understandable.)
When the program is an inno-created programs I also receive the ShellExecutetEx error 299 message more or less(?) in connection with this "hold on" message.
In either case the affected program appears to complete execution without any error from either of these messages.
No such message is given when I run my (unchanged) programs at a later time.
So it would appear that the real cause for the ShellExecutetEx error 299 message is some kind of a time-out due to the 15 seconds delay imposed by AVG during the initiation of the program to be executed?
With this knowledge I now consider this an inconvenience but not a serious error.
Regards Sven .
Error 299 says: Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory request was completed.
This error occurs on my systgem after I replaced my Norman protection with AVG protection. The installation process apparently still completes correctly. I have found a Google search leading to the following suggestion: "A co-worker ran into the same issue. It turned out that the Virus scan, Avast, was the cause. Disabling the virus scan, then installer ran without any issue."
Is this a known problem with AVG? Do I have to disable virus scan or is there any way I can "convince" AVG that my inno-created installers are safe?
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Sven, 1st things 1st… Please see your other posting (https://support.avg.com/answers?id=906b0000000Dy3hAAC).
AVG Guru
I wonderf if I have discovered the cause of this "problem":
As I found myself unable to recreate the ShellExecutetEx error 299 message when I ran my inno-created install program unchanged a second time I did some further testing and found that the "hold on …15 seconds" message from AVG while testing for possible malware seems to have some significance here.
Results from my testing:
Whenever I run any of my own created programs (including inno-created install programs) for the first time on my PC I receive the "hold on…" message from AVG. (Quite understandable.)
When the program is an inno-created programs I also receive the ShellExecutetEx error 299 message more or less(?) in connection with this "hold on" message.
In either case the affected program appears to complete execution without any error from either of these messages.
No such message is given when I run my (unchanged) programs at a later time.
So it would appear that the real cause for the ShellExecutetEx error 299 message is some kind of a time-out due to the 15 seconds delay imposed by AVG during the initiation of the program to be executed?
With this knowledge I now consider this an inconvenience but not a serious error.
Regards Sven .