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ArcGIS Data Interoperability for Pro 3.5 can not be installed

geoallanvictor

I have installed ArcGIS Pro 3.5. I selected the installation option "Anyone who use this machine" according to the official guide. However, when I installed ArcGIS Data Interoperability for Pro, it reminded me that both must have the same installation context and the installation was terminated. What is the reason and how can I solve it? ArcGIS Pro 3.5 is installed on the \Program Files\ArcGIS\Pro

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geoallanvictor

Thanks a lot for your answer! I installed ArcGIS Pro 3.5 for "Everyone who uses this machine."

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RenatoSalvaleon3

The Per User-Per Machine installer feature was first available in Pro 3.3 and was designed to be installed where the Pro install location is stored. If you think that the user should be given an option to choose the install location for Data Interoperability, please submit a Data Interop Idea here inthe Community.

geoallanvictor

I uninstalled and reinstalled the installer, selecting ArcGIS Pro's default installation path. This time, installing ArcGIS Data Interoperability for Pro proceeded without any issues. I believe this is likely a bug in ESRI's software – discouraging users from modifying the installation folder.

geoallanvictor

Thank you very much! But when I right-clicked the installer, I couldn't find the "Run as administrator" option.

geoallanvictor

Thanks a lot for your answer! I installed ArcGIS Pro 3.5 for "Everyone who uses this machine."

RenatoSalvaleon3

Did you Install ArcGIS Pro 3.5 for "Just Me"? That's the only way DI installer will return that message.

CodyPatterson

Hey @geoallanvictor

Are you running the Data Interoperability for Pro installer as administrator? The Anyone who uses this machine option typically requires elevated permission to write to all the desired file locations.

Edit: I have 3.5 installed so I'm trying this as well!

Cody

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