19-06-20 10:12 PM
22-06-20 09:03 AM
Hello Manish Gupta,
The full Blue Prism Enterprise does continue to work with Windows 7, however the Blue Prism Trial and Learning Edition requires a 64-bit version of Windows 8.1 or above.
Assumption: You are attempting to install ether the Blue Prism Trial or Learning Edition on a Windows 7 (32-bit) computer.
You can only install Blue Prism Trial or Learning Edition on a 64-bit installation of Windows 8.1 (or above). Support Centre article: Why do I get error "The procedure entry point BCryptKeyDerivation could not be located in the dynamic link library bcrypt.dll" when setting up the Blue Prism Trial or Learning Edition?
Despite Microsoft dropping support for Windows 7 in January 2020, we have continued to test the full version of Blue Prism Enterprise with Windows 7 and do not expect any compatibility issues with the full product.
The reason you are seeing an error when installing either the Blue Prism Trial or Learning Edition on your Windows 7 computer, is because the Trial and Learning Edition will also install and setup Microsoft SQL Server 2017 LocalDB for you. Tring to install Microsoft SQL Server 2017 LocalDB outside of Blue Prism would also generate the same error.
However, with all that said, to force Blue Prism onto your computer and setup Microsoft SQL Server manually, the following (un-supported) option should bypass the setting up of SQL Server 2017 LocalDB on your computer and prevent the error.
Workaround (un-supported):
Note: Removing this Registry Key will prevent Blue Prism from attempting to install Microsoft SQL Server 2017 LocalDB and leave you to configure