Check the Path Then Try Again
"The specified path does non exist. Bank check the path, and and then endeavour over again."
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I take Windows XP Home installed on an AMD Athlon 2200+
clone. I did not upgrade from previous version of
Windows.
I used this freeware app called WCPUID v3.1a. Adjacent thing
I know, WCPUID is opening upward no matter what shorcut or
application I click on. WCPUID was opening up instead of
the intended app. I deleted the WCPUID folder (since
in that location was not whatever Installer related installation at all)
and then when ever I click on a awarding to open up it,
an error message comes up maxim:
-------
path\*.exe
The specified path does non be.
Cheque the path, and so try over again.
-------
The "path\*.exe" is a variable for the application that
I'm trying to open (i.due east. - for Windows Explorer it would
be "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe").
I just booted up to the WinXP Home CD and did a repair
installation and then downloaded all the critical updates
and latest drivers from windowsupdate.microsoft.com. The
trouble is still in that location.
The only way I got IE to open was to right click on the
recycle bin icon on my desktop and so select Open. I
then clicked on the "up i level" button and so I
could browse my desktop contents from there. The IE
shortcut there works for some reason. If I scan to the
IE .exe in Program Files and try to open up IE using that,
and then I get the aforementioned error bulletin.
Delight help!
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Larry(LJL269)
- #ii
Looks like WCPUID relaced all ur shorcuts in Plan
Files with sc's two itself. In my book, it qualifies as
malware! Where did u become this SOB?
So u have to correct all sc's in Program Files! My
condolances. 4 alternatives(less to more work):
one- Norton Sys Works will notice invaled sc's & propose
fixes.
2- Employ macro controller to automate some/all of 3
below.
3- For each sc, find app, re-create location
(C
rogramFiles/X) & paste this in Target of invaled
sc.
4-Uninstall + reinstall all apps.
HTH - Larry
On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 23:11:43 -0800,
|I accept Windows XP Habitation installed on an AMD Athlon 2200+
|clone. I did not upgrade from previous version of
|Windows.
|
|I used this freeware app called WCPUID v3.1a. Adjacent matter
|I know, WCPUID is opening up no matter what shorcut or
|awarding I click on. WCPUID was opening up instead of
|the intended app. I deleted the WCPUID binder (since
|there was not any Installer related installation at all)
|so when ever I click on a application to open it,
|an error bulletin comes up maxim:
|
|-------
|path\*.exe
|The specified path does not exist.
|
|Check the path, and and then try once more.
|-------
|
|The "path\*.exe" is a variable for the awarding that
|I'thousand trying to open (i.e. - for Windows Explorer information technology would
|be "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe").
|
|I just booted up to the WinXP Abode CD and did a repair
|installation and then downloaded all the critical updates
|and latest drivers from windowsupdate.microsoft.com. The
|problem is still there.
|
|The just way I got IE to open was to right click on the
|recycle bin icon on my desktop and so select Open. I
|then clicked on the "up one level" button and then I
|could browse my desktop contents from there. The IE
|shortcut there works for some reason. If I browse to the
|IE .exe in Program Files and attempt to open IE using that,
|then I become the same fault bulletin.
|
|Delight help!
Whatsoever advise is my try to contribute more than I accept received but I tin can only assure you that it works on my PC. GOOD LUCK.
Larry(LJL269)
- #3
On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 08:49:20 GMT, "Larry(LJL269)"
|In my book, information technology qualifies as
|malware! Where did u get this SOB?
May have been wrong here. Google has it all over the
place, like
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_description/0,fid,22473,tk,hsx,00.asp
Non much documentation tho. Does exe produce any? Some
sites had user ratings - low ratings may have had ur
problem.
HTH - Larry
Any advise is my attempt to contribute more than I accept received but I tin only assure you that it works on my PC. Practiced LUCK.
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Ron Sommer
- #4
Did you try a Organization Restore?
I don't believe a repair install volition replace the Registry.
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