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    Default Qt application not a valid 32-bit application

    I made a simple Qt application. Everything is working well on mt PC. I use Windows 7 SP1 and Qt Creator for building and debugging. When I try to run my program on Win XP I get the error “Not a valid 32 application”. I had the same problem when I was making applications with Visual Studio 2012. However I fixed that problem. That’s how: http://software.intel.com/en-us/arti...-on-windows-xp But I can’t find such option in Qt Creator. How can I run my application on Windows XP?

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    Default Re: Qt application not a valid 32-bit application

    Check that you are using the 32bit version of the Qt SDK.

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    Thanks for the Reply. I'm sure that I have the 32-bit version of SDK. I compiled the application on Windows 7 32-bit and I don't have problems to run it. My laptop is also 32-bit but it is Win XP. I can't figure out what's the prblem..
    Greetings, Snaksa

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    Default Re: Qt application not a valid 32-bit application

    hi
    when u use VS 2012 in Win 7 it is not compatible with XP and occur this err you should add QMAKE_LFLAGS_WINDOWS = /SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS,5.01 in .pro file and copy all dll needed such msvcr120.Dll ...

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