[LO 6.0, Win] entry point “_initialize_onexit_table” not found

[Craion]

I’ve made a fresh install of the last LibreOffice 6.0.3 executable. Upon launching the program (via its shortcut or via any .exe that can be found in C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\program…), the program doesn’t run and I keep getting following message: “The entry point of the procedure _initialize_onexit_table couldn’t be found in the Dynamic Links Library C:\Program Files\LibreOffice\swriter.exe” (translated from French by me).

Installed and uninstalled many times, so it’s replicable on my system (Win 8.1, x86, Asus T100 notebook; older versions until LibO 5.x run trouble free).

Any clue?

[jimk]

No idea, unless perhaps your download got corrupted. Try downloading the installer again. If you can verify the checksums, that could be helpful as well, although I don’t immediately see where to find them. For me, 6.0.3 runs on Windows without a problem. According to the LO download site, 6.0.3 is for early adopters only. It sounds like you may need to stick with 5.x for now until 6.x gets more stable.

[Craion]

Well, I’d really like to get rid of buggy LO 5… BTW, the mentioned problem is common to all LO 6.x versions (beta included), as I tested them (and again: LO 5.x is unaffected).

Which version of Windows do you have?

[jimk]

My primary system is Win10 Pro x64. Also, installed 6.0.3 on Linux Mint. And I have two machines which were 8.1 but upgraded to Win10. So I can no longer test on 8.1.

[Craion]

OK, thanks! Probably some incompatibilty with Win 8.1, then (apparently, some DLLs are missing)… Any DLL specialist out there?