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    • Juozis PuozisJ
      Juozis Puozis
      last edited by Juozis Puozis

      Hello.
      Plugin admin does not install any plugins. It’s just exits NPP and does not start.
      Another symptom: run npp as admin and try ?->set updater proxy. It does not open. But I don’t have any proxy.
      Only remedy I found is to move out out of this folder completely to somewhere else (not in OneDrive
      C:\Users%MyUser%\OneDrive\soft_portable\npp_portable
      Could it be some kind of an issue with one drive? I would prefer to leave it there.

      Debug info

      Notepad++ v8.6.4   (64-bit)
      Build time : Feb 20 2024 - 00:12:59
      Path : C:\Users\%MyUser%\OneDrive\soft_portable\npp_portable\notepad++.exe
      Command Line : 
      Admin mode : ON
      Local Conf mode : ON
      Cloud Config : OFF
      OS Name : Windows 11 Pro (64-bit)
      OS Version : 23H2
      OS Build : 22631.3155
      Current ANSI codepage : 1252
      Plugins : 
          ComparePlugin (2.0.2)
          CsvQuery (1.2.9)
          JSMinNPP (1.2308)
          mimeTools (3.1)
          NppConverter (4.6)
          NppExport (0.4)
          PoorMansTSqlFormatterNppPlugin (1.6.13.31508)
          XMLTools (3.1.1.13)
          _CustomizeToolbar (5.3)
      
      
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      • rdipardoR
        rdipardo @Juozis Puozis
        last edited by

        Your OneDrive is a usually protected folder so the Windows OS will block any executable files from running in there.

        Check if your portable installation’s *.exe or *.dll files have the so-called Mark of the Web on them.

        You can use either Powershell:

        Get-ChildItem -Recurse -Include "*.exe","*.dll" | % { Get-Item $_.FullName -Stream "Zone.Identifier" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue }
        

        or the Command Prompt:

        dir /S /R | findstr /R ".*exe:Zone\.Identifier:\$DATA .*dll:Zone\.Identifier:\$DATA"
        

        For each of the files that turn up, right-click with the mouse, select Properties, click Unblock, then Apply:

        motw

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