08-15-2011 07:26 AM
I run ACT 7 and it has been working fine.... all of a sudden I am unable to get into act. Here is the message I get. Please insturct me step by step as to how to fix this... I am not a computer wiz. Thanks much. Susan
Resolution of the dependency failed, type="Act.UI.ActApplication",name="".Exception message is: the current build operation (build key Build Key{Act.UI.ActApplication,null}) failed: System.Runtim.Serialization.SerializationException: Attempting to deseialize an empty stream.
at System.Runtim.Serialization.Formatter.Binary.BinaryFormatter.Deserialize(Strem serializationStream, HeaderHandler handler, Boolean fCheck,Boolean is CrossAppDomain, IMethodCallMessage methodCallMessage)
at Act.UI.Core,CustomCommandHelper.Deserialize(String fileName) (Strategy type BuildPlanStrategy. index3)
08-15-2011 03:58 PM
Susan,
Generally this can be resolved by deleting the preferences folder and then restart.
Close ACT
Go to Start and select the Run option
Type in %appdata% and then click on OK
Locat the ACT folder
Rename folder to ACTold
Close Explorer and restart ACT
08-15-2011 03:58 PM
Susan,
Generally this can be resolved by deleting the preferences folder and then restart.
Close ACT
Go to Start and select the Run option
Type in %appdata% and then click on OK
Locat the ACT folder
Rename folder to ACTold
Close Explorer and restart ACT
08-17-2011 04:48 PM
thanks so very much.... that worked like a charm...
after I posted my problem (my first time posting) I chose to have an email sent to me when someone replies. But that never happened. I thought no one was going to help me with this problem.
So I just came back to this site to see if anyone had even looked at my post and there you were with you answer. But it never emailed me to tell me i had a reply...
thanks so much - again.
Susan
08-29-2011 04:39 AM
Glad it worked for you and there must have been some sort of corruption in the files
10-11-2011 06:19 PM
I have a total of 3 folders, ACT for Windows11, 12 and 13 under the Act folder and I have renamed all except the last one ACT for Windows13 and it tells me that I cannot rename this because it is being used by another user. When I go to task manager and end the task it closes the folder that I am in. Any suggestions?
01-17-2012 12:39 PM
When I try to rename the ACT folder I get a message saying "I don't have permission to make that change" , but I am already
in Admin mode. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Hank
01-19-2012 08:02 AM
Hello Hank,
Welcome to the Sage ACT! Online Community!
Does the error message indicate that you don't have permission because the file is use? Try opening the Task Manager and ending the 'ACT*' services (Processes tab), then rename the folder. Rebooting the computer will then restart all of the appropriate servcies.
Try adding updated permissions to the folder: right click on folder > select Properties > select Security tab > Add 'Everyone' with 'Full Control' > attempt to rename.
Since we are attempting to rename the folder and all of it's contents, you can also try opening the folder and attempting to rename the individual files/folders. There may be a single file/folder that is causing the issue.
03-19-2012 04:43 PM
Resolution of the Dependency Failed
I have the same problem > configuration is ACT 2011 running with Windows 7 and Internet Explorer 9.
None of the online help resolved anything. Did everything that online help mentioned, nothing helped.
I ended up deleting ACT! and tried to reinstall several times and each time the install failed. through the online help sequences each time as well.
I even went through the system registry and deleted ANYTHING to do with ACT!
Now I have my old database back up, and an annoying message regarding ACT! everytime I bring up Outlook!
Obviously, the best way of dealing with this problem is completely erasing EVERYTHING on the Hard Drive and starting with a fresh install of every program you use.
My problem lies with my Outlook communications History, I need all emails coming and going for legal reasons. proof of conversations.
I called ACT! and they want to charge me to fix this. Just to reach someone in Tech Support takes an "ACT!" of GOD!
I'd simply wipe the hard drive and reinstall, except for losing my Outlook email history. If you can't simply reinstall the software, to me it seems like a major problem to me. And this is the type of problem that you shouldn't have from PC Based Software!. I strictly use ACT! as a relational phone directory for 500 clients with 2500 contacts beneath. I'm certainly not going to pay for a maintenence contract for $150 piece of software that is used as a basic phone contact directory.
03-20-2012
01:56 PM
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09:16 AM
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Gary W
Hello Piracyone,
Welcome to the Sage ACT! Online Community!
I'm not sure what state your installation is in currently, is ACT! 2011 installed and still receiving the 'Resolution of the dependency' error? Can't determine which version you are referencing with 'old database back up'.
If 2011 is installed and getting the 'Resolution' error, did you try the steps listed in KB Article 25865? Particularly the steps to Manually Rebuild Preferences.
What message is Outlook issuing?
05-10-2012 10:58 PM
Greg I have tried this for a client of mine and nothing works so what other more technical solutions are there to this particular problem as I have seen this a number of times this week from clients.