System32 is for 64-bit files. SysWOW64 is for 32-bit files. Microsoft is so good at naming things. If your application is really 32 bit, then Windows should give it the 32-bit DLL from SysWOW64 automatically. Don't use "file". Maybe try "dumpbin.exe". dumpbin.exe /headers C:\Wind...

Probably only a limited amount of debugging can be done just by looking at the logs. Hard to reproduce without the actual EXE.

wine-6.0.3 seems pretty old?

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`RoResolveNamespace` is not implemented in "wine/dlls/wintypes/main.c". The exception is raised here: 0024:fixme:combase:RoGetActivationFactory (L"Windows.ApplicationModel.DesignMode", {2c3893cc-f81a-4e7a-b857-76a80887e185}, 0031C310): semi-stub 0024:err:combase:RoGetActivationFa...

You need a terminal multiplexer like screen or Tmux. It allows you to detach from the session and continue running processes in the background. When you re-login via SSH, you can re-attach the session.

The channel is "ole", so maybe try "env WINEDEBUG=+ole wine setup.exe".

Just tried your EXE. You need to set a breakpoint first. Otherwise, nothing will happen. Find the function you want to break. Run "env WINEDEBUG=+relay wine ConsoleApplication1.exe 2> relay.log". This generates a 150 MB log file. Search for "WriteConsoleW". In winedbg, type: &quo...

The installer from the 2010 RTM VL x86 ISO installs fine here in Windows 7 mode using winehq-staging 9.7 on Fedora 40. However, the Word 2010 UI is unresponsive and, eventually, the program freezes. Commands for my prefix: sudo dnf install cabextract samba-winbind-clients mkdir -p "$HOME/Wine/3...