Automatic Upgrading from Windows-10 to Windows-11
        As from
31-Aug-2025, the released MINDEXii® system (v25.08.31 or later) will run under Windows-11  
        24H2 (build 26103) or later.  Assuming that your PCs are fully able to connect to www.medistat.net
        to upload log files and download upgrade files, these new system files will find their way onto your
        PC during normal operation. They will automatically detect whether or not you have W10 or W11
        installed. As soon as W11 is detected, all program operations will internally switch to W11.

        Please note that the automatic upgrading to the W11 version is dependant upon your having a current
        support contract running to at least
31-Dec-2025 in place. Where you do not have a valid support
        contract in place, the upgrade will not be performed.

        If you have either the OPCS engine, the PAS interface or the ICE-HL7 exporter installed, then a full
        manual upgrade of your MINDEXii system may be required - please contact us as those add-ons may
        need to be redeveloped to take care of the Windows-11 internal changes.


        Moving MINDEXii to a fresh Windows-11 platform
        If you are upgrading to a fresh new W11 PC, the following needs to be performed:

        1. Note the license number installed on the old PC (it will be in the range 620000 thru 621999).

        2. Note the target of the desktop icon on the old PC that calls MINDEXii. In the majority of cases,
            that target will be C:\MINDEXii.SYS\62####.exe

        3. Note ALL of the drive mappings and permissions on the old PC (including C:).

        4. Take a full copy of all MINDEXii folders on the old C: drive - at the very minimum, these will be
            C:\MINDEXii.SYS (or in some cases 62####ii.SYS or 62####.SYS)
            C:\MINDEXii.TMP (or in some cases 62####ii.TMP or 62####.TMP)
            and in some cases where the PC is not networked:
            C:\MINDEXii.CUS (or in some cases 62####ii.CUS or 62####.CUS)
            C:\MINDEXii.DAT (or in some cases 62####ii.DAT or 62####.DAT)
            Retain this ‘safe’ copy away from the current upgrade task.

            Now copy the above folders onto the new PC’s C: drive, ensuring that the same permissions
            for each user are granted

        5. Using the information noted in (2) above, create a new desktop icon that calls the same target.

        6. The file called 62####.CF2 that lives in the C:\MINDEXii.SYS folder contains a line like this:
            [PATH_WPC]=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10. You must check that this is the
            correct location of the 'Word' startup file WINWORD.EXE and if not, edit it with Notepad. Note:
            editing this .CF2 file with any editor other than Notepad will render the file inoperable.
            The most likely location of that WINWORD.EXE will be as follows (the full line for the .CF2 file
            is provided here:
            [PATH_WPC]=C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\WINWORD.EXE
            so as a starting point, you could cut and paste this with Notepad.
            The purpose of this line is to tell MINDEXii exactly where the WINWORD.EXE file is located.

        7. MINDEXii should now run - you may need to call Medistat for a fresh install key.

        8. Once entered, and the very first time that you run MINDEXii, it will check the compatability of
            the various interfaces and any discrepancies in the configuration will appear as advice messages.
       
        Other
        In order that automated error reporting and automated upgrading continues to function, the PC
        needs ftp permissions to send and receive files to/from www.medistat.net. If these are blocked,
        continued support and upgrading will cease and any problems that arise will require a physical
        engineer to visit your site (at your cost). Please note that since 2017, all of our support is provided
        as web-based and our contracts do not include on-site engineer visits.

       
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