On this page you find an overview of the frequently asked questions, as well as, solutions for frequently occurring problems.
Be sure to go to the forum if your question is not answered here.
When trying to uninstall WISE-FTP the following error message appears “You have newer version of the application. Setup will exit.”
If you wish to definitely uninstall the application, open the Windows Explorer and delete the file hepro.exe in the folder C:\Program Files\AceBIT\Wise-FTP. Now you can restart the installation program to uninstall WISE-FTP.
This might be due to the following:
You are using "Share To Web" by Hewlett Packard.
This application causes some memory troubles, which
might lead to the fact that WISE-FTP is not removed
from memory completely.
We recommend to uninstall Share To Web or to only start
it if required.
This error occurs in version 3.0.0.0 to 3.0.0.6 and
is caused by an error in the installation script. You
will only get this error message if you did not select
Explorer Integration during installation.
From build 3.0.0.12 on, this error in the installation
program is revised.
Please download and run this patch to solve this problem.
How to solve the problem:
- Go to Options/General.
- Choose German or French as language.
- Click OK.
- Go back to Options/General.
- Now choose the desired language and click OK.
- Now the user help is available.
Yes. The feature Synchronize directories from the Tools menu enables you to synchronize the content of a local directory and the selected remote directory. This means that only those files are uploaded which are newer than the ones on the server. Files with identical names are overwritten automatically with newer ones.
Some servers disconnect automatically after a certain
period of time if they do not receive commands from
the client. This helps to avoid that server performance
is reduced unnecessarily as every client logged onto
an FTP server reduces performance - no matter if data
is transferred or not. The server never disconnects
if a transfer is active. It only disconnects if client
and server have not communicated for a certain period
of time defined by the server administrator.
A further reason for this may be the configuration of
WISE-FTP. Under Options --> Advanced, check whether
you have activated Hold connection at idle.
Yes. But you have to configure WISE-FTP correctly. From the Options dialog, choose tab Firewall / Proxy. Type in proxy address/host name.
You have possibly transferred all files in ASCII mode.
This can cause errors with many file types. Only use
ASCII mode if you are sure the files are pure text documents
(e.g. .txt, .htm, .html, .cgi, .php). All other file
types must be transferred in binary mode.
If this does not help, make sure you have activated
data flow control of your modem (Start --> Control
Panel --> Modems).
You might be able to avoid this problem by using passive
transfer mode. Activate check box ""passive""
before connecting to the server.
Passive transfer mode: When you connect to an FTP site,
usually the remote system establishes the connection
to your local system. However, if the server allows
passive transfers, the local system (client) establishes
the connection. It is recommended to use passive transfer
with most connections. Note that passive transfer must
be used if:
- Your network is protected by some kind of router-based
firewall.
- You use a proxy.
- If your transfers are disjointed.
Check whether you are connected to the Internet. WISE-FTP
cannot establish a dial-up connection by itself. It
uses the dialer defined in the file winsock.dll (e.g.
""Dial-up Network"").
If you are using a proxy server or firewall, make sure
you have configured them correctly in the Options menu.
Check your user name/password combination.
Please check your entry in the "Host name" field of the "Site Manager" dialog box. Make sure that you have used "myserver.com" instead of "http://www.myserver.com".
This error indicates that you did not enter the login
details of the corresponding FTP server correctly into
the "Site Manager" dialog box.
Please check the "Host name" field and make
sure that the host name was entered without http://.
For example: "mysite.com" instead of "http://www.mysite.com".
To change the access rights to your uploaded files, click on the corresponding files (on the FTP server) in WISE-FTP and select Properties. You can now edit the access rights in the dialog box that opens.
There might be two reasons that cause this problem:
1. You did not set sufficient access rights to the files.
To change access rights of your uploaded files, right-click
on the corresponding files (on the FTP server) in WISE-FTP,
and select "Properties". You can now edit
the access rights in the dialog box that opens.
2. There is no file index.html or index.htm on your
web server, or this file is located in a subfolder.
This file is the start page of your domain. The web
server uses it when opening your domain (www.my-site.com).
This file needs to be located in the folder or root
folder of your webserver.
The reason probably is that the Data Execution Prevention
(DEP) is activated on your machine and does not allow
to execute the program. All our programs use anti-hacking
protection technologies which cause the DEP to block
the execution of these programs. We will modify our
programs so that the next versions will be compatible
with DEP. As a current workaround we recommend the following:
1.) Click Start -> Settings -> Control Panel and
select System.
2.) On the Advanced tab, under Performance, click Settings.
3.) On the Data Execution Prevention tab, select Turn
on DEP for all programs and services except those I
select and add WISE-FTP to the list of programs.
For more details refer to http://support.microsoft.com/kb/875352