Stumped

JoeCorrado · 12-05-13, 11:23 PM

Are you logged in as an administrator?
Is the SH folder read only?
Is JSGME installed correctly in the root of the SH directory?

Just three potential issues that you might check for.

TorpX · 12-05-13, 11:59 PM

I'm not sure if you mean you have Windows Vista or Windows 8.1.

In any case, I just recently installed Windows 7 on my machine, and had trouble with two programs that were required to work together. It seems that one could not access files in the folder of the other. ......long story short, I came to reinstall them in a folder outside the Program Files (x86) folder that was the default. I would try this, if you haven't done so already.

I tried to reset the permissions on the involved folders before doing the re-installation, but for whatever reason this didn't work. Windows Vista and 7 both seem to have issues with folders being "read only". I don't know about Windows 8.

12-05-13, 11:23 PM	#1
JoeCorrado Weps Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Illinois Posts: 366 Downloads: 176 Uploads: 5	Are you logged in as an administrator? Is the SH folder read only? Is JSGME installed correctly in the root of the SH directory? Just three potential issues that you might check for. __________________ ============= My Game starts with GFO - Keepin' it real as it needs to be!

12-05-13, 11:59 PM	#2
TorpX Silent Hunter Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 3,975 Downloads: 153 Uploads: 11	I'm not sure if you mean you have Windows Vista or Windows 8.1. In any case, I just recently installed Windows 7 on my machine, and had trouble with two programs that were required to work together. It seems that one could not access files in the folder of the other. ......long story short, I came to reinstall them in a folder outside the Program Files (x86) folder that was the default. I would try this, if you haven't done so already. I tried to reset the permissions on the involved folders before doing the re-installation, but for whatever reason this didn't work. Windows Vista and 7 both seem to have issues with folders being "read only". I don't know about Windows 8.