CorelDRAW 12 successfully installed on a new machine running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit; however, when attempting to run the SP1 patch (CGS12SP1EN.msp), I get the following message:
"The wizard was interrupted before CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 12 could be completely installed."
I have tried the suggestion by rmacmurchie in the post "Corel Draw 12 and vista" which attempted to run the Microsoft installer through the command prompt running under Administrator, but it doesn't work.
Does anyone have a solution?
AndyLedford said: CorelDRAW 12 successfully installed on a new machine running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit; however, when attempting to run the SP1 patch (CGS12SP1EN.msp), I get the following message: "The wizard was interrupted before CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 12 could be completely installed." I have tried the suggestion by rmacmurchie in the post "Corel Draw 12 and vista" which attempted to run the Microsoft installer through the command prompt running under Administrator, but it doesn't work. Does anyone have a solution?
Try right clicking on the installer as then Properties, and once there, set the compatibility mode to be WinXP. Then run it.
I can help on this. I can't remember where I came across this but it's hats off to whoever posted it:
* Put the SP1 update into a folder called sp1 and copy this folder directly to the C: drive (C:\SP1)
* Open a new text file, paste the following line in it and save:
* msiexec /p c:\SP1\CGS12SP1LMP.msp
* Rename the text file to sp1.cmd
* Put the file in the sp1 folder
* Right-click on the .cmd file and choose 'Run as Administrator'.
* This should run the command with the right permissions and install the Service Pack.
You could alter the path written in the line to where the service pack is located but perhaps simpler to keep the line as it is and move the service pack to it.
None of these suggestions worked for me.
I'm running Win7 Home Premium 32 bit.
one question guys... can i update my corel draw graphics suite from x2 to x6 by buying an update license of x6?
Unfortunately not. Corel changed their upgrade policy with the release of X6. I'm pretty sure only owners of X4 & X5 qualify for upgrade to X6.