Ubuntu Wine - cannot find C:\windows\system32?












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I have installed wine 1.8 and winetricks on my Xubuntu 16.04 but I have the error below when I try to install an exe file:



wine: cannot find L"C:\windows\system32\Set-up.exe"


Any ideas why and how I can fix it?










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  • Where is Set-up.exe located?

    – muru
    Dec 26 '16 at 10:51











  • @muru I created a folder on my desktop and put it there. Shud I put it in a specific place instead?

    – laukok
    Dec 26 '16 at 13:06








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    then try running wine ~/Desktop/folder-name/Set-up.exe

    – muru
    Dec 26 '16 at 15:14











  • @teelou Please read the Wine Guide in askubuntu.com/questions/316025/… to know how to execute file outside of the Wine default environment

    – Luis Alvarado
    Feb 18 '17 at 15:49
















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I have installed wine 1.8 and winetricks on my Xubuntu 16.04 but I have the error below when I try to install an exe file:



wine: cannot find L"C:\windows\system32\Set-up.exe"


Any ideas why and how I can fix it?










share|improve this question























  • Where is Set-up.exe located?

    – muru
    Dec 26 '16 at 10:51











  • @muru I created a folder on my desktop and put it there. Shud I put it in a specific place instead?

    – laukok
    Dec 26 '16 at 13:06








  • 2





    then try running wine ~/Desktop/folder-name/Set-up.exe

    – muru
    Dec 26 '16 at 15:14











  • @teelou Please read the Wine Guide in askubuntu.com/questions/316025/… to know how to execute file outside of the Wine default environment

    – Luis Alvarado
    Feb 18 '17 at 15:49














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I have installed wine 1.8 and winetricks on my Xubuntu 16.04 but I have the error below when I try to install an exe file:



wine: cannot find L"C:\windows\system32\Set-up.exe"


Any ideas why and how I can fix it?










share|improve this question














I have installed wine 1.8 and winetricks on my Xubuntu 16.04 but I have the error below when I try to install an exe file:



wine: cannot find L"C:\windows\system32\Set-up.exe"


Any ideas why and how I can fix it?







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  • Where is Set-up.exe located?

    – muru
    Dec 26 '16 at 10:51











  • @muru I created a folder on my desktop and put it there. Shud I put it in a specific place instead?

    – laukok
    Dec 26 '16 at 13:06








  • 2





    then try running wine ~/Desktop/folder-name/Set-up.exe

    – muru
    Dec 26 '16 at 15:14











  • @teelou Please read the Wine Guide in askubuntu.com/questions/316025/… to know how to execute file outside of the Wine default environment

    – Luis Alvarado
    Feb 18 '17 at 15:49



















  • Where is Set-up.exe located?

    – muru
    Dec 26 '16 at 10:51











  • @muru I created a folder on my desktop and put it there. Shud I put it in a specific place instead?

    – laukok
    Dec 26 '16 at 13:06








  • 2





    then try running wine ~/Desktop/folder-name/Set-up.exe

    – muru
    Dec 26 '16 at 15:14











  • @teelou Please read the Wine Guide in askubuntu.com/questions/316025/… to know how to execute file outside of the Wine default environment

    – Luis Alvarado
    Feb 18 '17 at 15:49

















Where is Set-up.exe located?

– muru
Dec 26 '16 at 10:51





Where is Set-up.exe located?

– muru
Dec 26 '16 at 10:51













@muru I created a folder on my desktop and put it there. Shud I put it in a specific place instead?

– laukok
Dec 26 '16 at 13:06







@muru I created a folder on my desktop and put it there. Shud I put it in a specific place instead?

– laukok
Dec 26 '16 at 13:06






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then try running wine ~/Desktop/folder-name/Set-up.exe

– muru
Dec 26 '16 at 15:14





then try running wine ~/Desktop/folder-name/Set-up.exe

– muru
Dec 26 '16 at 15:14













@teelou Please read the Wine Guide in askubuntu.com/questions/316025/… to know how to execute file outside of the Wine default environment

– Luis Alvarado
Feb 18 '17 at 15:49





@teelou Please read the Wine Guide in askubuntu.com/questions/316025/… to know how to execute file outside of the Wine default environment

– Luis Alvarado
Feb 18 '17 at 15:49










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Run the Configure Wine application from the launcher or open a terminal with CtrlAltT and issue the command winecfg Either way you will get a Configuration Window for Wine. Insure that you are emulating the right version of Windows for your application and that the settings on all the tabs are sane. Drive Mapping Example Below:



winecfg



Note: In a typical installation of Wine The directory noted in your question can be found at ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 and you can examine the content with the command.



ls ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32



You can find the location of the Set-up.exe file in your question with the terminal command find ~/.wine -name Set-up.exe provided it's anywhere close to where it's supposed to be.



On the off chance you've placed it somewhere outside the Wine drive mapping environment you should be able to locate it with the command sudo find / -name Set-up.exe



If anything in this answer is unclear please leave me a comment and I'll do my best to clarify.






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    Run winecfg and ensure you have / and ../drive_c mounted in the Drives tab.






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    If you don't provide full path (or relative path), wine will only search in "c:windowssystem32"



    Just execute your file along with the path



    # wine ./Set-up.exe


    Replace ./ with another path if the file is not in your current path.





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      Related to this issue>
      This is regarding a wine bug https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39403 described in this link
      https://www.reddit.com/r/wine_gaming/comments/3vuuu9/steam_store_cant_connect_giving_me_black_screen/ . I want to show installing wine/windows steam games from The Linux Terminal is possible despite the black screen.This allows them to appear in your steam games Library.



      There is one problem that must be fixed first and is shown is my work/ research:



      In terminal issue:



      wine steam.exe



      you get this:
      wine: cannot find L"C:windowssystem32steam.exe"



      Wine wants any windows executable programs to be installed there for some reason. In my case steam.exe



      Solution:



      wine start /d "C:nameoffoldercontainingexecutable" example.exe



      For example:




      steamsetup.exe is installed in C:Program Files where i like it to be.




      Therefore the magic key to issue a command for installing any windows game from the Linux terminal in wine steam is:



      wine start /d "C:Program Filessteamfoldername" steam.exe -applaunch steamappID#



      The steam app ID is found in the URL of the steam game's web page.



      wine start /d - Sets the working directory for the executable.



      I apologise for combining multiple subjects but to me this is my first post to help others and this is a complicated issue but I hope my idea can be used effectively in a post.



      Thank you



      NOTE For some very rediculous reason when i finish editing this post the windows command line bars shows only 1 at a time. They should have 2 for each typed. I can't explain this otherwise.






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      Run the Configure Wine application from the launcher or open a terminal with CtrlAltT and issue the command winecfg Either way you will get a Configuration Window for Wine. Insure that you are emulating the right version of Windows for your application and that the settings on all the tabs are sane. Drive Mapping Example Below:



      winecfg



      Note: In a typical installation of Wine The directory noted in your question can be found at ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 and you can examine the content with the command.



      ls ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32



      You can find the location of the Set-up.exe file in your question with the terminal command find ~/.wine -name Set-up.exe provided it's anywhere close to where it's supposed to be.



      On the off chance you've placed it somewhere outside the Wine drive mapping environment you should be able to locate it with the command sudo find / -name Set-up.exe



      If anything in this answer is unclear please leave me a comment and I'll do my best to clarify.






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        Run the Configure Wine application from the launcher or open a terminal with CtrlAltT and issue the command winecfg Either way you will get a Configuration Window for Wine. Insure that you are emulating the right version of Windows for your application and that the settings on all the tabs are sane. Drive Mapping Example Below:



        winecfg



        Note: In a typical installation of Wine The directory noted in your question can be found at ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 and you can examine the content with the command.



        ls ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32



        You can find the location of the Set-up.exe file in your question with the terminal command find ~/.wine -name Set-up.exe provided it's anywhere close to where it's supposed to be.



        On the off chance you've placed it somewhere outside the Wine drive mapping environment you should be able to locate it with the command sudo find / -name Set-up.exe



        If anything in this answer is unclear please leave me a comment and I'll do my best to clarify.






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          Run the Configure Wine application from the launcher or open a terminal with CtrlAltT and issue the command winecfg Either way you will get a Configuration Window for Wine. Insure that you are emulating the right version of Windows for your application and that the settings on all the tabs are sane. Drive Mapping Example Below:



          winecfg



          Note: In a typical installation of Wine The directory noted in your question can be found at ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 and you can examine the content with the command.



          ls ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32



          You can find the location of the Set-up.exe file in your question with the terminal command find ~/.wine -name Set-up.exe provided it's anywhere close to where it's supposed to be.



          On the off chance you've placed it somewhere outside the Wine drive mapping environment you should be able to locate it with the command sudo find / -name Set-up.exe



          If anything in this answer is unclear please leave me a comment and I'll do my best to clarify.






          share|improve this answer















          Run the Configure Wine application from the launcher or open a terminal with CtrlAltT and issue the command winecfg Either way you will get a Configuration Window for Wine. Insure that you are emulating the right version of Windows for your application and that the settings on all the tabs are sane. Drive Mapping Example Below:



          winecfg



          Note: In a typical installation of Wine The directory noted in your question can be found at ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32 and you can examine the content with the command.



          ls ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32



          You can find the location of the Set-up.exe file in your question with the terminal command find ~/.wine -name Set-up.exe provided it's anywhere close to where it's supposed to be.



          On the off chance you've placed it somewhere outside the Wine drive mapping environment you should be able to locate it with the command sudo find / -name Set-up.exe



          If anything in this answer is unclear please leave me a comment and I'll do my best to clarify.







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              If you don't provide full path (or relative path), wine will only search in "c:windowssystem32"



              Just execute your file along with the path



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              Replace ./ with another path if the file is not in your current path.





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                If you don't provide full path (or relative path), wine will only search in "c:windowssystem32"



                Just execute your file along with the path



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                  If you don't provide full path (or relative path), wine will only search in "c:windowssystem32"



                  Just execute your file along with the path



                  # wine ./Set-up.exe


                  Replace ./ with another path if the file is not in your current path.





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                  If you don't provide full path (or relative path), wine will only search in "c:windowssystem32"



                  Just execute your file along with the path



                  # wine ./Set-up.exe


                  Replace ./ with another path if the file is not in your current path.






                  share








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                      Related to this issue>
                      This is regarding a wine bug https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39403 described in this link
                      https://www.reddit.com/r/wine_gaming/comments/3vuuu9/steam_store_cant_connect_giving_me_black_screen/ . I want to show installing wine/windows steam games from The Linux Terminal is possible despite the black screen.This allows them to appear in your steam games Library.



                      There is one problem that must be fixed first and is shown is my work/ research:



                      In terminal issue:



                      wine steam.exe



                      you get this:
                      wine: cannot find L"C:windowssystem32steam.exe"



                      Wine wants any windows executable programs to be installed there for some reason. In my case steam.exe



                      Solution:



                      wine start /d "C:nameoffoldercontainingexecutable" example.exe



                      For example:




                      steamsetup.exe is installed in C:Program Files where i like it to be.




                      Therefore the magic key to issue a command for installing any windows game from the Linux terminal in wine steam is:



                      wine start /d "C:Program Filessteamfoldername" steam.exe -applaunch steamappID#



                      The steam app ID is found in the URL of the steam game's web page.



                      wine start /d - Sets the working directory for the executable.



                      I apologise for combining multiple subjects but to me this is my first post to help others and this is a complicated issue but I hope my idea can be used effectively in a post.



                      Thank you



                      NOTE For some very rediculous reason when i finish editing this post the windows command line bars shows only 1 at a time. They should have 2 for each typed. I can't explain this otherwise.






                      share|improve this answer


























                      • This doesn't answer the question asked. It appears that you intended this to be a new question regarding the links you provided. Please don't attempt to put questions in answers or answers in questions. Thank you. I recommend that you review askubuntu.com/help/how-to-ask

                        – Elder Geek
                        Oct 6 '18 at 20:44
















                      -1














                      Related to this issue>
                      This is regarding a wine bug https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39403 described in this link
                      https://www.reddit.com/r/wine_gaming/comments/3vuuu9/steam_store_cant_connect_giving_me_black_screen/ . I want to show installing wine/windows steam games from The Linux Terminal is possible despite the black screen.This allows them to appear in your steam games Library.



                      There is one problem that must be fixed first and is shown is my work/ research:



                      In terminal issue:



                      wine steam.exe



                      you get this:
                      wine: cannot find L"C:windowssystem32steam.exe"



                      Wine wants any windows executable programs to be installed there for some reason. In my case steam.exe



                      Solution:



                      wine start /d "C:nameoffoldercontainingexecutable" example.exe



                      For example:




                      steamsetup.exe is installed in C:Program Files where i like it to be.




                      Therefore the magic key to issue a command for installing any windows game from the Linux terminal in wine steam is:



                      wine start /d "C:Program Filessteamfoldername" steam.exe -applaunch steamappID#



                      The steam app ID is found in the URL of the steam game's web page.



                      wine start /d - Sets the working directory for the executable.



                      I apologise for combining multiple subjects but to me this is my first post to help others and this is a complicated issue but I hope my idea can be used effectively in a post.



                      Thank you



                      NOTE For some very rediculous reason when i finish editing this post the windows command line bars shows only 1 at a time. They should have 2 for each typed. I can't explain this otherwise.






                      share|improve this answer


























                      • This doesn't answer the question asked. It appears that you intended this to be a new question regarding the links you provided. Please don't attempt to put questions in answers or answers in questions. Thank you. I recommend that you review askubuntu.com/help/how-to-ask

                        – Elder Geek
                        Oct 6 '18 at 20:44














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                      Related to this issue>
                      This is regarding a wine bug https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39403 described in this link
                      https://www.reddit.com/r/wine_gaming/comments/3vuuu9/steam_store_cant_connect_giving_me_black_screen/ . I want to show installing wine/windows steam games from The Linux Terminal is possible despite the black screen.This allows them to appear in your steam games Library.



                      There is one problem that must be fixed first and is shown is my work/ research:



                      In terminal issue:



                      wine steam.exe



                      you get this:
                      wine: cannot find L"C:windowssystem32steam.exe"



                      Wine wants any windows executable programs to be installed there for some reason. In my case steam.exe



                      Solution:



                      wine start /d "C:nameoffoldercontainingexecutable" example.exe



                      For example:




                      steamsetup.exe is installed in C:Program Files where i like it to be.




                      Therefore the magic key to issue a command for installing any windows game from the Linux terminal in wine steam is:



                      wine start /d "C:Program Filessteamfoldername" steam.exe -applaunch steamappID#



                      The steam app ID is found in the URL of the steam game's web page.



                      wine start /d - Sets the working directory for the executable.



                      I apologise for combining multiple subjects but to me this is my first post to help others and this is a complicated issue but I hope my idea can be used effectively in a post.



                      Thank you



                      NOTE For some very rediculous reason when i finish editing this post the windows command line bars shows only 1 at a time. They should have 2 for each typed. I can't explain this otherwise.






                      share|improve this answer















                      Related to this issue>
                      This is regarding a wine bug https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=39403 described in this link
                      https://www.reddit.com/r/wine_gaming/comments/3vuuu9/steam_store_cant_connect_giving_me_black_screen/ . I want to show installing wine/windows steam games from The Linux Terminal is possible despite the black screen.This allows them to appear in your steam games Library.



                      There is one problem that must be fixed first and is shown is my work/ research:



                      In terminal issue:



                      wine steam.exe



                      you get this:
                      wine: cannot find L"C:windowssystem32steam.exe"



                      Wine wants any windows executable programs to be installed there for some reason. In my case steam.exe



                      Solution:



                      wine start /d "C:nameoffoldercontainingexecutable" example.exe



                      For example:




                      steamsetup.exe is installed in C:Program Files where i like it to be.




                      Therefore the magic key to issue a command for installing any windows game from the Linux terminal in wine steam is:



                      wine start /d "C:Program Filessteamfoldername" steam.exe -applaunch steamappID#



                      The steam app ID is found in the URL of the steam game's web page.



                      wine start /d - Sets the working directory for the executable.



                      I apologise for combining multiple subjects but to me this is my first post to help others and this is a complicated issue but I hope my idea can be used effectively in a post.



                      Thank you



                      NOTE For some very rediculous reason when i finish editing this post the windows command line bars shows only 1 at a time. They should have 2 for each typed. I can't explain this otherwise.







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