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The program can start, because opening the .cyberducklicense file launches it. The normal start is the one that fails, so the shortcut or the old launch command is the problem, not the license.

Make a new shortcut from Cyberduck.exe itself. Leave the target as just the exe, with nothing after it, and start the app from that shortcut. After an update, an old shortcut often still points at the previous folder or still carries an extra argument, and that shows up as a bad parameter.

If the new shortcut works, delete the old one. If it shows the same message, quit Cyberduck, rename %AppData%\Cyberduck to Cyberduck.bak, and start it again. That boots with empty settings. If that works, somethi…

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