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jwgerald
Participant
Dec 10, 2016 2:42 PM UTC
Question

ColdFusion Builder 2016 Will Not Start

Hello All,

I recently purchased the ColdFusion Builder 2016 upgrade from CF Builder 2 to 2016.

I have tried three time to install this application and each time it goes through the entire install and the log file show Successful for everything.

Two Issues:

1. When installing I enter my new Serial (CFB 2016) and it works but when I add Previous Serial (CFB 2) it does not accept it. I then choose to use the trial version which runs to completion without error.

2. When I attempt to start it the icon appears on my task bar for about 2 seconds then disappears.

Note:

I am running on Windows 10 Pro Version 1607 Build:14393.479

I am running Java 64 Bit: Java 8 Update 111 (64-Bit)

I am running ColdFusion Server 2016 (developer edition)

I have CFB 2 Installed on this same PC (I think required for upgrade)

I have spent hours searching various blogs, forums, etc and have tried everything that seemed somewhat logical but in the end it will not run.

On the other hand CFB 2 runs perfectly.

I want to thank you (anyone) for the help you might be able to give me regarding these two issues.

Good Day...

John

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Apurva1994
Apurva1994
Participant
Aug 4, 2017 4:09 AM UTC

ColdFusion Builder 2016 Will Not Start in windows 10

Step 1. Go to “C:\Users\{useraccount}” and delete the “ColdFusion Builder 2016 workspace”

Step 2. Launch command prompt as “Run as Admin” and navigate to this location(assuming you
              have installed it on C: drive) “C:\AdobeColdFusionBuilder2016” and type the command
              “CFBuilder.exe -clean”

Step 3. Open your ColdFusion Builder 2016.    

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    Mitch.Griffin
    Participant
    Aug 7, 2017 1:05 PM UTC

    This resolved my issue. Deleting the workspace folder I think is the key.

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    Mitch.Griffin
    Participant
    Aug 3, 2017 1:39 PM UTC

    Did you ever find a solution to this problem? I was forced to move on to Visual Studio Code IDE for my CF projects.

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    Vikram Kumar M
    Vikram Kumar M
    Inspiring
    Aug 3, 2017 7:07 PM UTC

    Hi Mitch,

    Could you please share the error screenshot with us @  cf.install@adobe.com​?

    Thank You,

    Vikram

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    Apurva1994
    Apurva1994
    Participant
    Aug 4, 2017 4:10 AM UTC

    ColdFusion Builder 2016 Will Not Start in windows 10

    Step 1. Go to “C:\Users\{useraccount}” and delete the “*ColdFusion

    Builder 2016 workspace*”

    Step 2. Launch command prompt as “Run as Admin” and navigate to this

    location(assuming you

    have installed it on C: drive) “

    C:\AdobeColdFusionBuilder2016” and type the command

    “CFBuilder.exe -clean”

    Step 3. Open your ColdFusion Builder 2016.

    On Fri, Aug 4, 2017 at 12:38 AM, Vikram_k1810 <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

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      farfisa5
      Participant
      Dec 24, 2016 3:32 AM UTC

      I am having this same issue. Has there been an update to what might be causing this problem?

      Thanks.

      -Bob

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      AbhishekJha
      Inspiring
      Dec 23, 2016 10:57 PM UTC

      Hi John,

      Could you please share the error screenshot to cf.install@adobe.com

      Thank You,

      Abhishek

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      loydwilson
      Participant
      Apr 1, 2017 5:21 PM UTC

      Having same issue after first system restart following installation.  Icon appears only briefly in task bar and application never starts.  Running Windows 10 64bit.  These issues make my team want to move on from CF.  Please help as we are in the middle of a large project at the moment.

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      farfisa5
      Participant
      Apr 1, 2017 10:23 PM UTC

      Re-installing CFBuilder fixed the problem for me.

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