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PSpice installation on Windows 7

I tried to install PSpice 9.1 Student Version on my Windows 7 and I always get the same problem. I doubleclick the setup.exe file but the installation never starts. I tried running it as an admin or using compatibility modes, but it doesn't help. The setup appears in the task manager, but it doesn't run. Does anyone know what to do with that?

armanif over 13 years ago

Same problem (Windows 7 32 bits).
Similar root cause as reported by Felipe (thanks to him) but in my case it was because I had open VLC media player (v 1.1.10).
TRY CLOSING every program before launching the installer.
Cheers, Fabio
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Alok Tripathi over 13 years ago

Try downloading and installing latest version of OrCAD Demo. This includes PSpice also. YOu can download this from http://www.cadence.com/products/orcad/pages/downloads.aspx
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Radio Stanice over 13 years ago

Is it possible to install Windows 7 on a MacBook Pro ?
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Brumed over 13 years ago

I had no problem with running the installation, and everything looked fine. However the libraries did not install. Any ideas?
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Alok Tripathi over 13 years ago

I assume you have installed Lite version of PSpice. In Lite(demo) version only a small set of libraries are shipped.
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