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Packaged applications will not launch after Win 10 1803->1909 update, can't launch studio

We have found that our library of packaged applications do not work after updating our Windows PC's past 1803.  The applications were mostly packaged on a PC using 1803, when we moved to Windows 10 last year using MFDC-12.3.

When launching a packaged application we get an error that reads:

"The application has encountered an error: The specified path is invalid (0x800700A1)"

When launching the 12.5 or 12.4 Studio:

"Please set registry key HKLM\Software\Microsoft\.NETFramework\InstallRoot to point to the .net framework install location" (I checked, and it does. Reinstalled .net frameworks as well, no avail.)

Is there anything we can do to let our applications launch?  We had to repackage all our applications when we moved to windows 10. Will we have to repackage for every 6-month update of windows? This would be a major headache.

 

 

 

 

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    In regards to the Studio 12.4 and 12.5 issue, check in your Customer Portal to see if you have MFDC 12.6 available.  If not, try opening an SR to see if support can get you a copy, it's in the process of being released.

    I was able to get a copy via my software portal earlier in the week, but the customer I was  working with did not have it yet.  If I had to guess, it would likely resolve the Windows 1909 issue, though I have yet to test 1909 with MFDC.

    In regards to building the Apps, this is sometimes necessary when Windows changes underlying security.  It tends to be uncommon, but you can actually open the Virtual EXE directly in Admin Studio and then just tell it to rebuild.   Quite a quick process.  

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    In regards to the Studio 12.4 and 12.5 issue, check in your Customer Portal to see if you have MFDC 12.6 available.  If not, try opening an SR to see if support can get you a copy, it's in the process of being released.

    I was able to get a copy via my software portal earlier in the week, but the customer I was  working with did not have it yet.  If I had to guess, it would likely resolve the Windows 1909 issue, though I have yet to test 1909 with MFDC.

    In regards to building the Apps, this is sometimes necessary when Windows changes underlying security.  It tends to be uncommon, but you can actually open the Virtual EXE directly in Admin Studio and then just tell it to rebuild.   Quite a quick process.  

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    I don't have any issue launching either Studio 12.5 or 12.6 on a freshly Built Windows 10 1909 System.

    Not sure if an OS Upgrade could have broken studio, though I've never seen that in the past.

    In regards to Win10 OS Upgraded requiring Virtual Apps to be rebuilt,  the first time this was widely seen was with 1803 needing MFDC at least 12.3.  Prior to that, even virtual apps many years old predating when the product was called ZAV vs MFDC were still working.  1903 did seem to cause some issues needing MFDC 12.5, but there were less reported issues around that....not sure why.

    I would expect Win1909 to have any extra issues, since it should be the same as 1903 under the hood with a few added feature w/o any changes to the core OS itself with all 1903 and 1909 patches being the exact same files..... 

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