Following meerschaum (reply 18), and following Starla idea to create vhd at startup (imdisk not required) (reply 26), plugin attached, (put to Components)Thanks gizmoshq keep attention on this
If the apps where openedin a virtual hard drive there would not be this problem.
Try this:Create a .vhd (Mark.vhd) and put files in it,put this Mark.vhd at cd, (Create ISO - RootCD option)Build and run project (on emulator)mount Mark.vhd (writable),see if you can mount ? and your portable app work ps:also let me know your results for http://theoven.org/index.php?topic=1167
Use a starter for utilities that needs writable environment,When you build with (or green play button)Apps\HD Tasks\Active@ Partition Manager 1(just updated to v7 for this topic ;))you will find PartManFree_Starter.cmd inside Program Files\ folder,copy PartManFree_Starter.cmd to your other program that you have trouble withchange first 2 linesSet ProgramExe=PartManFree.exeSet ProgramTempFolder=ActivePartitionManager1to your program .exe and Folderand rename PartManFree_Starter.cmd for your needsdouble click inside .iso (rootcd, or whatever method you like)--->What it does, it checks if environment is writable, if yes only starts ProgramExe, if no than copy to Temp\subfolder and starts ProgramExe there
some more words about PortableApps.com, as far as I remember, they also had discovered that in past, but did not update all their applications with their new loader etc. , if possible, it would be easy to add PartManFree_Starter.cmd to their menu !?! (or any other .cmd you will create ...) well I only had used PStart in very past, today I only go to folder and doubleclick .exe
except the programs that are 32 bit and 64 bit.They work but when you duell boot the y:\Programs have to be the same operating system.
I am also wondering if there can be a server like Gena that the SE programs will all be compliant?
If there is anything I can do just let me know as far a testing scripts on Win8.1SE.
Quote from: Mark on January 22, 2015, 08:04:04 AMexcept the programs that are 32 bit and 64 bit.They work but when you duell boot the y:\Programs have to be the same operating system.I don't understand,Current organisation is: when you use same set of Apps, and build projects (say: Win81SE x86 , Win81SE x64) same Programs folder serves both.This is valid for all projects, theorically you can build all SE projects x86 and x64, and Gena x86 and x64, and use same programs folder easly ...