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Clippy's suggestions are not left-aligned #184

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LyndonGingerich opened this issue Apr 11, 2024 · 12 comments
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Clippy's suggestions are not left-aligned #184

LyndonGingerich opened this issue Apr 11, 2024 · 12 comments

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Belim commented Apr 11, 2024

staticAIDaa.json should be located in the app directory. If it isn't, you'll encounter errors like with the refresh, and Winpilot loses much of its magic. Did you really unpack the app in the System32 directory? Something doesn't seem right here.

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System32? No, I use it straight in the Downloads folder. Is Winpilot not portable anymore?

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Winpilot shouldn't depend on install location, should it?

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Belim commented Apr 11, 2024

Of course, completely portable. But in the error message, the file is being searched for in the sys32 directory. It looks like you might have extracted it there.

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Belim commented Apr 11, 2024

The important thing is to extract the archive, where you extract it doesn't really matter, but please avoid system directories. After extracting, you should see a folder named 'app.' In there, you'll find the staticAIData.json file among other things. If this file is missing, then the archive isn't complete or is corrupted. In that case, please download it again.

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LyndonGingerich commented Apr 11, 2024

I didn't put anything in a system directory; I downloaded and extracted just recently and distinctly remember that that's all I did. Downloading and extracting again worked on the first run, but reverted to the error after that.

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Belim commented Apr 11, 2024

Please check if the file staticAIData.json exists in the app directory!

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It does, but I emphasize: I didn't mess with the files. If there is a problem with the extracted files, then either something messed with them without my knowledge--which I don't think I have anything set up to do--or there's a bug in the bit of Winpilot that handles those files.

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Belim commented Apr 11, 2024

Thanks, can you search for Titus (Tool) or perform other static search queries? If yes, then it's working now without any reason. There have been no complaints until today, but I will optimize the file transfer process a bit more

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atdale commented Apr 12, 2024

I am receiving the same message, but the app folder path in the error message is a different path than the app folder's location. The app folder path is: ""C:\Users\XXXXX\Github\winpilot\app". The message notes that Winpilot is looking for the file in the app folder at: ""C:\Windows\System32\app" However, there is no app folder in the System directory.

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Belim commented Apr 12, 2024

Could you please test with this build @atdale @LyndonGingerich ?
Winpilot_dev.zip

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Fixed in 3.5.0.

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