Starting with PBP: how to restart with PBP today

[Acetronics2]

In your PBP installation folder you should have program called meLabsReg.exe and document called melabsreg.pdf - check those out. But again, the license allows you to have PBP activated on up to 3 machines so unless you already have it on 3 machines I'd get it working on the new machine first and THEN try to deactivate on the old one.

AND ...

Once you have launched meLabsReg.exe in the old Win XPmachine ... you will see your activation Key number !!!

just copy and paste it into your Win11 installation ( need to run meLabsReg.exe on the W11 computer )

Alain

[CuriousOne]

And another bug with PBP and Win 10/11.

If you have MicroCode Studio open and you decide to create new folder somewhere in %USERDATA (this applies to my documents, onedrive, desktop, etc. All locations under your user profile) and save your .pbp there, you will be able to do so, but that file won't compile - you will get error "Source directory is read only". To avoid that, create that folder NOT from microcode studio, but from windows explorer.

[Acetronics2]

And another bug with PBP and Win 10/11.

If you have MicroCode Studio open and you decide to create new folder somewhere in %USERDATA (this applies to my documents, onedrive, desktop, etc. All locations under your user profile) and save your .pbp there, you will be able to do so, but that file won't compile - you will get error "Source directory is read only". To avoid that, create that folder NOT from microcode studio, but from windows explorer.

not a bug ... just a Windows " feature " !!!
just have a look to the folder properties, and may be just untick the ... " read only " option ...

PBP or Microcode studio do not have to be blamed here ...
as some other programs ( whatever dedicated to ) do not work when installed into those folders ...

Alain

[CuriousOne]

You can't "untick" that option in windows, because windows does not consider read only attribute on folders, only on files. You can google this - it was discussed many times.

[Acetronics2]

You can't "untick" that option in windows, because windows does not consider read only attribute on folders, only on files. You can google this - it was discussed many times.

Works for me in a sub-folder of the " My files " folder ... but not in " My files "