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Full PigCom Installation


Since PigCom is based on Microsoft Access and Microsoft SQL server, both these are availabe in both 32 and 64 bit versions, there are therefore different PigCom installations depending on the Windows and Office version installed on your PC. As 32 bit and 64 bit Office versions cannot co-exist on the same machine, we also needed to accomodate those people who have a 32 bit version of Office installed on a 64 bit Windows PC.

Select the Correct Version to Download

32 Bit Windows

  • The Current installation version is available HERE.

64 Bit Windows

The correct installation version for your PC depends on which version of Microsoft Office you have installed. You need to select the version which matches any pre-installed version of office on your PC.
  • For 32-Bit installations of Office (recommended) the installation is available HERE.
  • For 64-Bit installations of Office the installation is available HERE.

For instructions on how to determine which versions of the operating system you are currently using, please visit our Support/frequently asked questions (FAQ) page HERE.

Windows 10®

The installations below are fully compatible with Windows 7 and 10 as these operating system have "Microsoft dot net 3.5" installed by default.

Like all versions of Windows since Vista®, User Access Controls (UAC) now mean that the software has to be "Run As Administrator" for the initial start-up to allow correct licensing.

Windows 8®/8.1®

Whilst the installations below are fully compatible with Windows 8, a pre-requisite for successful installtion is that "Microsoft dot net 3.5" needs to be installed prior to trying to install PigCom. Windows 8 comes with "Microsoft dot net 4.5" installed by default, but "Microsoft dot net 3.5" is available from the installation media (DVD) or from the Microsoft website.

Please visit the Microsoft website for further details on how to do this.

Like all versions of Windows since Vista®, User Access Controls (UAC) now mean that the software has to be "Run As Administrator" for the initial start-up to allow correct licensing.