Qt crash at installation

Thanks. So the installer can start, but it crashes after you select the items you want to install. Unfortunately, I have never seen a crash at that step before, so I can't say what's causing it. My guess is that something in your OS settings (or antivirus settings) is interfering with the installer.

sunhouzi

@JKSH i install qt in virtual box on crashed pc, install success.

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JKSH

@sunhouzi said in Qt crash at installation:

i install qt in virtual box on crashed pc, install success.

Great! Happy coding.

sunhouzi

@JKSH no. no. no, it is not resolve my problem.

i need install qt in origin pc not virtual box. virtual box is a test environment.

JKSH

@sunhouzi said in Qt crash at installation:

i need install qt in origin pc not virtual box.

Then you need to find out what is causing the crash, because the problem is specific to your PC. I have never seen this type of crash in the installer before, so I'm sorry I can't really help you. The only suggestion I can think of is to disable your antivirus (if you have one).

sunhouzi

@JKSH I try disable antivirus, it still crash.
can you feedback this problem to developer? i can upload log if need.

jsulm

@sunhouzi said in Qt crash at installation:

can you feedback this problem to developer?

You can do it also: https://bugreports.qt.io/secure/Dashboard.jspa

sunhouzi

@jsulm ok, think you~

Decycle

@sunhouzi Did you fix it eventually? I have the same problem where I can't install qt. The system log also says error unknown

DylanT123

This took me ages to fix but in the end I fixed this problem by:

Example Batch Script:
Here’s how you can create a batch script to clear the PATH and run the Qt installer:

Open Notepad.
Copy and paste the following lines into Notepad:
batch
Copy code
@echo off
rem Clear the PATH environment variable
set PATH=
rem Run Qt installer
"InstallerPath/...."
Save the file with a .bat extension, for example, install_qt.bat.
Run the batch script by double-clicking it. This will open a Command Prompt window, clear the PATH, and then run the Qt installer.
Note:
Replace "InstallerPath/...." with the correct path to your Qt installer.
Ensure that the Qt installer file you're using is not corrupted and that you have downloaded it completely.

Wrex

@DylanT123 Thank you so much for this solution, it helped a lot <3