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General Installation Issues
- All previous versions of the VTune™ Performance Analyzer MUST BE UNINSTALLED prior to installing this version. This includes data collector installed on a Linux-based system for remote data collection from any previous release of the VTune Performance Analyzer.
- When installing the VTune analyzer with a counted license, if the VTune analyzer is already running as many systems as is permitted by the counted license, the install will display an error message that the license is invalid. To work around this issue, close the VTune analyzer on one of the systems to free up a license and try installing again.
- If you are running the evaluation version of VTune analyzer on a multi-user system and it unexpectedly reports that the evaluation period for the machine has expired, it is probably because another user has already used the allocated evaluation period. Contact Customer Support at https://premier.intel.com/ for assistance in running the evaluation version under these circumstances.
- To preserve global setting changes from previously installed versions of the VTune analyzer, copy the file
vtenv.stg (located in the ...shared\bin\<username> directory in some older versions of the VTune analyzer) to %APPDATA%\VTune.
- The VTune analyzer cannot be installed to a network drive.
- If you install the VTune analyzer on a Microsoft* Windows* Server 2003 system using the Terminal Server Client to connect to the system and do not reboot the system upon the installation program's request, make sure you log off and log on again to the system. Otherwise, you may experience problems with the VTune analyzer license file.
- The VTune analyzer cannot be installed into the
%WINDIR%\System32 or %WINDIR%\SysWOW64 system folders on systems using Itanium® processors.
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