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The issue has been identified as being caused by Windows Error Code - 0X800B010E.
Our Engineering Team is evaluating if there is any possible fix on our side to get around the Windows error.
As a workaround, we have noted that uninstalling everything 'GoTo' related, and then downloading the desktop standalone app should work.
Hi Ash,
Thanks for the reference to the MS error code. After ensuring that the time on the remote PC was correct, we ran a SFC /scannow on it (recommendation from the MS KB), which found no issues, but apparently reset the certificate database that the installer took issue with enough that the next time the opener ran, it completed successfully without having to scrub everything GTA off the PC and install the standalone.
We will try this on another victim to see if this is a valid workaround/cure, but so far, we are good.
- goflyers2156 years agoNew Member
having the same issue. tried sfc /scannow and tried to DigiCert SHA2 certificate. Neither option worked.
what's the issue and how to fix it?
- BraceSupport6 years agoActive Contributor
Another GTA update...another classic fail!
Based on the discussion, this error has plague GTA since at least 10/2019 - I stopped looking.Hows that 'permanent' fix coming from the developers?
- p0015 years agoNew Member
- 1. Navigate to %AppData%\Local\GotoMeeting\<number>\
- 2. Right-click on g2mlauncher.exe
- 3. Properties - Signatures - Details
- 4. Install this certificate to default
- The client should work now