- Filebot noclassdeffounderror install#
- Filebot noclassdeffounderror update#
- Filebot noclassdeffounderror upgrade#
- Filebot noclassdeffounderror software#
When someone gets it figured out, maybe I will look again at the utility. When it comes to installing software, and FileBot really is just a utility, albeit a good one, in 2017 people expect more. Why am I unable to download it anymore? Hmmmm.GREED KILLS. The business model FileBot is implementing and the attitude toward Tech Support will be their downfall. But since I already have a process to name my video files, I guess I will just go back to using that. I'm sorry, I don't have the time nor the ambition.Īt this point, I just want the old version to work.
Filebot noclassdeffounderror upgrade#
Are you seriously asking me to upgrade my OS so that your new version will work? All for a utility? And now you are asking ME to provide my own Tech Support and then to share with you what I find? Windows 7 and 8 are still the most widely installed OS. Until than, I'm just an observer.Ģ) Did as instructed on SEVERAL postings with the same issue.ģ) Windows Store says this app will not run on my device which is a laptop running WIN 7.Ĥ) To tired wasting time.watching a show now.zzzzzzz Please remind me why I would participate? Or provide a solution. You have a customer ready to purchase, even with your STEAL the fee approach, and yet I can not get a solution to what should be a simple problem with a very clear error message. PSS-Dear FileBot: If this is what you call tech support, well, I wish you the best.but this sucks. PS-if your a tech troll with nothing better to do than to hassle non tech users, may I suggest a job as a Walmart Greeter? For those who tried to help, a sincere thanks, but no solution as of yet. I just don't have any more time to waste on this board(falsely labeled TECH SUPPORT), when I can be watching my favorite shows, faithfully renamed by your still free competition. I'm just an old user looking to use what was once a great product. But with tech problems like this, and what seems to be less than honest marketing techniques, well, I'm not impressed with sales operations as much as I was the product. Being backward compatible is important.Ī simple message during the pop up stating that all future versions require payment would have satisfied me. And NOBODY has a solution? Why would I pay for this?įor those trying to help, I appreciate it! but requiring WIN 10 is a huge mistake.
Filebot noclassdeffounderror software#
I'm an unhappy client, the software no longer runs, and the upgrade in Windows Store tells me that I need WIN 10. I would have gladly paid for it, GIVEN THE INFORMATION UP FRONT! But holding customers hostage is not smart business. I know many here are much smarter than this old guy, but this is no way to do smart business. I just tried to upgrade as the pop up suggested when I ran the program. I had this product on Win 7 and it ran just fine. It's becoming quite circular, and if they expect me to upgrade to WIN 10 just to run this app, well, ah, no. I don't even mind paying, but this is a bit ridiculous. I just want FileBot to work as it did before the "make you pay" upgrade. Actually, to my surprise, it shows a alsightly earlier version than 7.but I am NOT WIN 10 and I don't want to be. NO! I am NOT WINDOWS 10! Even my logs show that I'm am Win 7.
Filebot noclassdeffounderror update#
Is it a clean Windows 10 Creators Update machine with all the latest updates? Really Really? Why not? Does it give you any reason? What version of Windows are you using? You just need Windows 10 with all the latest updates.
Filebot noclassdeffounderror install#
I will certainly try this after I install FileBot again for the 20th time.lol Until then, I will trust that FileBot told me that it was 64 bit and I also trust Java, which is reporting 64 bit through the Control Panel. Open the GUI (that doesn't work), press F5 twice, and see what it says (and post it here).: That's what you think, but it's not actually the case, according to the error message.
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