It is not me, but YOU, who said that your system reports that the JSON module is missing. Maybe the users on the other machines (those where it works) are using parts of the program that do not require JSON, maybe Perl and Json are installed on some of the other machines, maybe still something else. I am just trying to make some possible sense from the limited information you have provided. It seems to me (from discussions on previous posts here and on other forums, I haven't checked that myself) that Perl2Exe will not complain if it does not find one of the modules that is supposed to be included, because it will "think" that the module will be available on the platform where the EXE will run.

Now, having said that, you haven't answered my questions and said how you generate your EXE. So long as you don't say that and provide the exact command line you used for generating the EXE, we can only make wild guesses.

In reply to Re^3: EXE missing module at runtime by Laurent_R
in thread EXE missing module at runtime by Anonymous Monk

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