tcmadmin is no longer work

[Horst.Epp]

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I can only repeat my unanswered suggestion regarding starting TC with clean INI.

He already did that according to the answers above.

[Dalai]

I can only repeat my unanswered suggestion regarding starting TC with clean INI.

clean configuration: the same error

Oops, missed the second page and Horst's answer...

Regards
Dalai

[nick7inc]

2Dalai
I did it before, but found nothing substantial for me. I'll repeat this and can put Procmon.exe's log to pastebin and the link here. But little bit later (not today).

[nick7inc]

Here is a Process Monitor log in CVS format (I also have in PML format).
2 Filters used:
Include if Process name is TCMADMIN.EXE
Include if Process name is TOTALCMD.EXE

[Dalai]

Currently, I don't see any (relevant) errors in your log. I suggest you do the following:

• Unpack the TC setup (including the .cab file) to a different directory where you can write to as user
• Create a wincmd.ini in this directory and set the following keys

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  [Configuration]
  UseIniInProgramDir=7

• Launch totalcmd.exe from that directory and try again

Maybe there's some file from your current TC installation interfering.

Regards
Dalai

[nick7inc]

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[MVV]

Maybe some antiviris or sandbox limits TC rights? Do you have any?

[nick7inc]

Maybe some antiviris or sandbox limits TC rights? Do you have any?

I have DrWeb 6.0 anti-virus and I already made a try to disable it but this has no effect. I am going to completely remove it to find out.

TC is running as standard application after standard install procedure (no sandbox/portable mode).

It can be also because of some strange system policy (I make no modifications). If only I know what WinAPI call use mr. Ghisler in his program (TC) to start TCMADMIN.EXE (and it's command-line parameters). I have MinGW with C++ compiler. I can try do the same ...

[MVV]

TC uses CreateProcess or ShellExecute[Ex], there is nothing else to use.