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The project path is not reliable - nicodemo - Nov 3, 2019
https://photos.app.goo.gl/B1UuUAHDS7K5Hk549
I copied the entire Visual Basic project to a nas folder. When I open the project, I see the message warning me that the project path is not reliable. When I try to debug I see an access denied error.
See photos.
RE: The project path is not reliable - HFDone - Nov 3, 2019
copy it back to the original path
RE: The project path is not reliable - nicodemo - Nov 3, 2019
(Nov 3, 2019 06:52 AM)HFDone Wrote: copy it back to the original path
I would like to use the nas to save Visual Basic projects. So I'd like to find a solution to be able to debug projects saved on the nas.
RE: The project path is not reliable - Anzee - Nov 3, 2019
According to http://woshub.com/windows-10-1803-cant-run-exe-files-shared-folders/ this has to do with the SMB version supported by the NAS.
KB4284848 is said to also bundle a fix for this issue.
RE: The project path is not reliable - nicodemo - Nov 3, 2019
(Nov 3, 2019 08:12 AM)Anzee Wrote: According to Windows 10 1803 can't run EXE files from a network shared folders | Windows OS Hub this has to do with the SMB version supported by the NAS.
KB4284848 is said to also bundle a fix for this issue.
I apologize, I forgot to mention that I use Windows 8.1 so the article you recommended to me is unfortunately not for me.
RE: The project path is not reliable - Anzee - Nov 3, 2019
(Nov 3, 2019 08:23 AM)nicodemo Wrote: I apologize, I forgot to mention that I use Windows 8.1 so the article you recommended to me is unfortunately not for me.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/2696547/detect-enable-disable-smbv1-smbv2-smbv3-in-windows-and-windows-server
The features are still supported in Windows 8.1 and do in fact affect the ability to run executables from an NAS.