We have three computers that have windows 7 and are 64 bit.  I started to load pervasive the other day and it was taking forever, so I cancelled the install.  I normally just go to the pervasive folder under dbamfg and click on the pervasive client.
PSQL-Client-9.50.077.002-Win32  but wondered if my problem was because the client I have is for win 32.  Do I need a different client for these 64 bit computers.  I have one 64bit win xp computer but don't have any windows 7 computers with the pervasive clients loaded.
 
Darla Long

I got the pervasive client loaded ok, but when I try to load EVO by clicking on evoerp.exe, I now get Data dictionary file could not be opened: F:\DBAFMG\FILELOC.DBF
 
But it will let me load DBA.
 
After reading some previous posts on the above error, I uninstalled pervasive, and deleted all of the dba mfg shortcuts.  I reloaded Pervasive and DBA "as administrator", so can run DBA, but it did not replace my desktop icon and when I go to the program it doesn't let me create a shortcut.  Not sure whats going on there.
 
But I really want to get everyone on EVO because we may want to start using the EVO links.
 
Also, I didn't see an ISTS folder on the machine that I was trying to load...any idea why it did not create it?
 
Darla Long

Well, I now have two out of three loaded...after reading several old and new posts from users, I tried again using bits and pieces from several posts.  I made sure to  
1) disable virus protection
2) every exe file I needed, I clicked on run as administrator first
3) When I tried, as one user suggested going to start - Run and browsing for f:\evoerpsetup.exe I found that it had the wrong filed loaded for the initial program name.  I changed it to: F:\DBAMFG\EvoERPmenu.rwn
4) The installation did not place an icon on the desktop so as another user suggested, I copied a shortcut from the actual file: f:\dbamfg\evoerp.exe
 
Normally the desktop icon targets C:\ISTS\evoerp.exe C:\ISTS, but for some reason, the system did not create an ists file on the c: drive of the windows 7 computers.  Do I need to create one for them?
 
Darla Long