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    Default file path?

    I vaguely recall the same problem as a result of file paths that were too long. Try moving the target to another folder, or to c:

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    Leon,

    Can you provide further details of both installations. Are you using MCS on both, which versions of MPLAB you are running (assuming that is correct), and what spec each machine is (assuming they are not identical machines).

    My guess is that this is machine related, not PBP related.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gmglickman View Post
    I vaguely recall the same problem as a result of file paths that were too long. Try moving the target to another folder, or to c:
    If you are using "My documents" or the Desktop for your files then the path to the files will be....

    c:/documents and settings/[username]/my documents/....
    c:/documents and settings/[username]/desktop/....

    which can cause problems.
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    Hi All,
    Thank you for you help.
    Path is to short d:/PBP test.
    From beginning of installation PIC BASIC Pro and Micro Code Studio Plus
    everything works well. After few months I got suddenly trouble message and
    I am not able to compile any programs in 2-4 lines from samples.
    Here is my computer:
    Win XP Pro Service Pack 3
    Computer
    AMD Athlon(tm) 64x2Dual
    Core Processor 4000+
    2.1 Ghz 1.87 Gb of RAM
    All programs on computer works just fine.
    Try to find an answer in manual so -
    According to manual 2.6 I typed in command line: PBPW enter
    and got a message:
    Windows cannot find PBPW.exe
    You see my point: Spending money for software that I not really use for developing few hobby projects and having boring endless experience to fight with software errors is not right way.
    I am so lucky one.
    Appreciate any ideas.

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    Googling the issue throws up several possible causes and possible fixes

    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/arch...hp/t-4714.html
    http://list.picbasic.com/forum/messa...html?973790800

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    Hi All,
    So I opened pbpw.exe file by using File Analyzer.
    Do not believe what I saw:
    Property of file said it is pbpw.exe
    File Analyzer said that inside file:
    Internal name is PBP.EXE microElectronic Lab
    Copyright 1998,2008
    Original Name PBP.EXE.
    What kind of joke?
    Do you believe in it?
    So what will be my next move:
    To buy new PICBASIC PRO - no way at all.
    Will learn assembler it is high probability.
    I appreciate if someone who has working PICBASIC PRO will send me your pbpw.exe in zipped file.
    Best Regards to All

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    Hi All,
    Feeling under weather got a flu.
    File pbpw.exe
    Copyright microEngineering Labs, Inc
    Sorry for error in previous post
    Happy Sunday to All.

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    From beginning of installation PIC BASIC Pro and Micro Code Studio Plus
    everything works well. After few months I got suddenly trouble message and
    I am not able to compile any programs in 2-4 lines from samples.
    So you are saying that it worked at one time but then quit working?

    If that is what you are saying then how can you blame the problem on Pic Basic?

    Maybe a reinstall will help?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gmglickman View Post
    I vaguely recall the same problem as a result of file paths that were too long. Try moving the target to another folder, or to c:
    Very true, first-hand experience.

    One temp solution was to choose mpasm as the assembler, that cured it.

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    Lightbulb fatal error - Case solved

    Hi All,
    Due to your recommendations I start clearing my computer from programs that I am not using (were installed as trial versions) .
    When I deleted microBasic trial version from microElectronica problem with pbpw.exe vanished and I am able to use PICBASIC pro again.
    Here is some aggressive correlation between of two programs.
    Big thanks to All for sharing thoughts that help to solve the problem.

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