Mr. Residuals
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So far for me, it's a short-term fix, it only last like 9 minutes.@DDasng1352 : I would then recommend to add the "write" right to the User account at that folder:
- Right-click on the folder (
C:/Program Files/Orbiter
or what its name is);- select the "Security" Tab;
- then click the "Edit..." button and confirm the windows UAC prompt;
- select the User account (something like "
Users (YOUR-LAPTOP\Users)
") in the dialog that appeared;- now tick the "Write" checkbox and confirm (you can click "Apply" before "OK" if you wish ).
P.S.: I hope I got the naming of the dialogs/buttons/entries right, as I am using a German locale Windows.
P.P.S: I used to have one folder underC:/Program Files/Orbiter
, that contained all my different Orbiter installations (likeC:/Program Files/Orbiter/D3D9DevTrunk
,C:/Program Files/Orbiter/NASSP
orC:/Program Files/Orbiter/D3D9Dev2016
). That way you only have to give the write-right to that one folder (C:/Program Files/Orbiter
) and all subsequently added folders will automatically inherit the write-right in the future.
Giving the write-right for users toC:/Program Files
folder however is not recommended! It's after all a security feature.
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