UPdate KB943460 affects launch parameters of Reaktor
arachnaut
click.
After the update it ignores the lauch parameter and load a default ensemble.
Unistalling KB943460 fixes the problem.
Ottmar Freudenberger
> Before KB943460 Reaktor 5.1.2 would launch an serve it's ensembles on a mouse
> click.
>
> After the update it ignores the lauch parameter and load a default ensemble.
Have a look into the "More Information" section in
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943460/en-us and use the registry hack
to *temporarily* disable the "advanced" URI checking coming with KB943460.
In case you've installed IE7 on your system, it's IMHO more than *essential*
to apply KB943460 and to *not* use the registry hacks.
Bye,
Freudi
laurin1
AAAAAARRRRGGGGHHH.
After I installed this patch, none of my applications in my
organization can open files that have a space in the path by
double-clicking them.
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Ottmar Freudenberger
> AAAAAARRRRGGGGHHH.
Hope you feel better now.
> After I installed this patch, none of my applications in my
> organization can open files that have a space in the path by
> double-clicking them.
Spaces in the path without quotes around the path? And once again:
laurin1
Ottmar Freudenberger;3311244 Wrote:
> "
>
> Spaces in the path without quotes around the path? And once again:
>
> Have a look into the "More Information" section in
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943460/en-us and use the registry hack
> to *temporarily* disable the "advanced" URI checking coming with
> KB943460.
> In case you've installed IE7 on your system, it's IMHO more than
> *essential*
> to apply KB943460 and to *not* use the registry hacks.
>
Ok, but that workaround says that I've got to do it for EVERY
application that uses this, and that's a bunch.
Ottmar Freudenberger
> > Spaces in the path without quotes around the path?
Wonna answer this question? Wonna specify what "Reactor" is or means?
Wonna elaborate on whether the issue occurs on local drives and/or on
network drives?
> > Have a look into the "More Information" section in
> > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/943460/en-us and use the registry hack
> > to *temporarily* disable the "advanced" URI checking coming with
> > KB943460.
> Ok, but that workaround says that I've got to do it for EVERY
> application that uses this, and that's a bunch.
Fine.
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laurin1
I don't know what Reactor is. That was the other guys problem, but I
believe it's affecting all of my applications.
Ottmar Freudenberger
> I don't know what Reactor is. That was the other guys problem, but I
> believe it's affecting all of my applications.
Windows isn't about believing. Answer the questions asked to narrow
the issue you're seeing in case you'll accept any help from outside.
Bye,
Freudi
laurin1
Ok, I work in IT for a living. I KNOW that it's affecting other
applications, sorry for the incorrect wording. I install the patch, and
no application can open a file via the shell (double-click) that has a
space in it. I uninstall the patch and it the problem goes away. That's
enough to make me "believe" it.
And answer what questions? What reactor is? I have no idea, that was
not my initial statement. The other question? Do you mean this one:
> Spaces in the path without quotes around the path?
I don't know what you mean, as I'm double-clicking the files. I
understand what you mean about putting quotes around the path, but
where?
Ottmar Freudenberger
> I install the patch, and
> no application can open a file via the shell (double-click) that has a
> space in it.
The files are located on a *local* drive or a *network/shared* drive
on another machine?
>> Spaces in the path without quotes around the path?
>
> I don't know what you mean, as I'm double-clicking the files.
Space in the folders and/or files makes no difference?
> I understand what you mean about putting quotes around the path, but
> where?
Under "Run" for example.
Anyway, contact MS-PSS and let *them* know about the issue. The call
should be free of charge.
Bye,
Freudi
laurin1
Either way, network or local, neither work.
Space in either folder or file cause the problem.
Don't know doing it using Run and putting quotes, and i've already
uninstalled the patch.
I can't find a way to submit the issue without a charge.
Ottmar Freudenberger
> Either way, network or local, neither work.
>
> Space in either folder or file cause the problem.
No repro here.
> Don't know doing it using Run and putting quotes,
"//machine/fol der/fi le"
> and i've already uninstalled the patch.
In case you *don't* have IE7 installed, that may be okay. If you have
IE7 installed, uninstall it.
Which applications are running permanently in the background?
> I can't find a way to submit the issue without a charge.
http://support.microsoft.com/security
Bye,
Freudi
Ottmar Freudenberger
> "laurin1" <laurin1...@DoNotSpam.com> schrieb:
>
>> Either way, network or local, neither work.
>>
>> Space in either folder or file cause the problem.
>
> No repro here.
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1426995&page=1
That's you posting there, "laurin1", correct? If true, follow "Glen9999"'s
advice.
Have you used any registry "cleaning" and/or "tuning" tool on the machines?
Bye,
Freudi