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mylogon
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A Bug in Environment Checking
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October 22, 2016, 08:33:43 pm »
This folder in the 'Path' variable doesn't exist: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Grep"
When it certainly does.
Not a critical error for me, as I know better, but it might effect someone else.
Thanks.
Windows 10 Home Edition, 64 bit
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Re: A Bug in Environment Checking
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October 24, 2016, 09:28:48 am »
The program pulls the path variable from the registry, in the program is that path at the bottom of the list?
When the program pulls it from the registry it then calls the findfile api (It finds folders as well) and if it comes back as false then windows is telling it it doesnt exist. But I have had it to where the path registry key had extera chars in it and so when the program pulls it and breaks each path part those extra chars cause the program to look for the wrong path string, normally this happens at the end of the list since that is where the chars are.
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