Resolve Aspel SAE update errors by verifying the current version, system requirements, administrator permissions, and database backup before service packs.
Service packs are needed for SAT compliance and bug fixes. Failed updates leave the system outdated.
| Step | Status |
|---|---|
| Verify current version | ☐ |
| Back up databases | ☐ |
| Close all sessions | ☐ |
| Disable antivirus | ☐ |
| Run as administrator | ☐ |
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View all Aspel guides →Help > About — note version and SP.
Copy the empresas folder and program folder.
Ensure no users or License Server sessions are active.
Right-click installer > Run as administrator.
Common causes: the current version isn't the required base for the SP, users are still connected during the update, the Windows user lacks admin rights, or antivirus blocks file modifications.
Always. The update modifies the database structure. A failed mid-process update can leave the database unusable.
Open SAE > Help > About. You'll see the version (e.g., 9.0) and service pack (e.g., SP4).
Some SPs are cumulative. Check the release notes on Aspel's website for prerequisites.