Cerulean
[H]F Junkie
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There is this older in-house developed program some users use which generates random file path errors from time to time. If they set the program to run in Windows XP SP3 compatibility, the errors are no more.
Evidently, we've also found that if we have a shortcut that has "X:\executable.exe X:\executable.exe" in the Target field and OS compatibility is not configured this also resolves the problem.
Could someone explain why executing "X:\executable.exe X:\executable.exe" would solve this? What does this mean? How is this handled by Windows??
Evidently, we've also found that if we have a shortcut that has "X:\executable.exe X:\executable.exe" in the Target field and OS compatibility is not configured this also resolves the problem.
Could someone explain why executing "X:\executable.exe X:\executable.exe" would solve this? What does this mean? How is this handled by Windows??