FINECUT canot find corel during installation [ Unable to find the installed CorelDraw ]

[ilir1987]

Hi i have coreldraw 2017 installed and when i try to install FINECUT 8 it shows me error [ Unable to find the installed CorelDraw ] does any body know solution for this , also i tried with coreldraw x7 same error happening if you have any solutin please show me ?

thank you .

 

[Solventinkjet]

I have seen this error pop up a few times when installing it on Adobe Illustrator and it only ever popped up on pirated copies of the software. I assume it would be the same for Corel.

 

[ilir1987]

I have seen this error pop up a few times when installing it on Adobe Illustrator and it only ever popped up on pirated copies of the software. I assume it would be the same for Corel.

Thank you Vander J

 

[saulsigns82]

It recently happened to me with the original FineCut 8 CD. So I downloaded the latest firmware from mimaki.com and it worked perfectly. Download MIMAKI

 

[L.D]

Make sure you have the correct version of FineCut. Try upgrading the version on Mimaki’s website under Support and Downloads. FYI, you will need the original desk to upgrade.

 

[ilir1987]

Make sure you have the correct version of FineCut. Try upgrading the version on Mimaki’s website under Support and Downloads. FYI, you will need the original desk to upgrade.

Finaly i find the problem Thankyou bro , the problem was to find the right version of finecut for coreldraw 2017 , [ finecut 8 8.7.4 ] thank you all of you gays for helping

 

[Ian Stewart-Koster]

Sometimes reinstalling Finecut helps - it finds Corel on the 2nd try, after you click 'yes' to the "find corel toolbar'
But you do have to have the right version of FC for the version of Corel and for the version of Windows you're using.

 

[White Haus]

Sometimes reinstalling Finecut helps - it finds Corel on the 2nd try, after you click 'yes' to the "find corel toolbar'
But you do have to have the right version of FC for the version of Corel and for the version of Windows you're using.

Hopefully they've figured it out by now, original post was from 6 years ago.