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Post by milwcarl on Jan 25, 2022 16:26:59 GMT
The latest update stalls on running, stopping at "Insure that you have access to directory C;\FYM\FYManager.pdb. I can't get but this error message.
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Post by danny252 on Jan 25, 2022 18:24:54 GMT
Is C:\FYM where your FYM install lives? If not, does pointing the installer to the correct install directory solve this?
If that directory is the correct one, do you (and the installer) have permissions to modify C:\FYM\FYManager.pdb? Do you have an Antivirus program or similar that is likely to be restricting access or modifying file permissions?
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Post by jaxman136 on Feb 17, 2022 16:39:50 GMT
My automatic installer is running into the same issue, but with D:\FYM\Sounds\detector\degrees.wav . The D: drive is where FYM lives and the installer is pointed to this directory. Installing it manually worked previously and continues to work as normal.
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Post by danny252 on Feb 17, 2022 21:12:30 GMT
From a few other reports, it appears that this is due to file permissions issues - e.g. that FYM was installed by another user, or as an administrative user, or that Windows has since altered the file owner.
The auto-updater runs as the current user, but it appears that manually downloading the installer allows you to run it with higher permissions.
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Post by WinterpegCanuck on Feb 18, 2022 4:17:34 GMT
To those having trouble with the auto update, can you try right-clicking on FYM and 'Run as Administrator'?
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Post by jaxman136 on Feb 19, 2022 16:54:27 GMT
Update: I have tried running as administrator, and the same issue still comes up.
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Post by danny252 on Feb 20, 2022 14:56:57 GMT
If you go and view the file properties in Windows Explorer, does it look as if you (or at least the administrator account) have Write permissions?
One simple option is to simply delete the file (which may be an adventure in itself, if the permissions have got mixed up) - the sound files aren't vital to FYM functioning, and the installer will replace them anyway.
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