Can't run cmder.exe

[Limro]

http://www.reddit.com/r/programmingTools said this was the shit and I wouldn't be sad to walk away from PowerShell.
But when it doesn't run at all, I get a bit sad.

The process:

• Download .7z-file (24.7 MB) version
• Extract to C:\Programming Filez (x86)\CMDer\
• Move CMDer.exe, msvcp120.dll, msvcr120.dll and Version v1.1.4.1 to \bin\ folder
• Open PowerShell
• cd to folder
• Run Cmder.exe /REGISTER ALL, which yells error
• Open PowerShell as admin
• Run the same command - no output
• Double click the Cmder.exe - nothing happens
• ./Cmder.exe - nothing happens
• Check Path variables - no changes (Cmder.exe not added)

Got a fix?

[Stanzilla]

Leave out that part

Move CMDer.exe, msvcp120.dll, msvcr120.dll and Version v1.1.4.1 to \bin\ folder

[MartiUK]

Who told you to move the binary files into a bin folder?

[Limro]

Who told you to move the binary files into a bin folder?

From the installation manual in the README.md:

Step 3: Place files into bin folder, it will be injected into your PATH.

[MartiUK]

@Limro That's for other binaries or programs you want to use, why would we ask you to move the cmder launcher binaries yourself?

[Limro]

@MartiUK It's odd, right. But the manual didn't say which files to move, and I wanted the cmder to be in my PATH :)

[MartiUK]

@Limro The normal usecase is for you to have it anywhere you like but launching it using the launcher executable (cmder.exe), from what it sounds like you are opening up a powershell instance and then using that to run cmder. cmder is your terminal emulator/console/'dos prompt' as it runs cmd, powershell or whatever for you.

[Limro]

Yup - I think I got it now 👍 Thanks a lot.

[MartiUK]

@Limro No problem 👍