Why aren't you running wyUpdate.exe from the "C:\Sonosimulator" folder?
System error
sbecksteadWhen I run wyupdate.exe from c:\ to update a directory C:\Sonosimulator I get this errorAccess to the path 'C:\System Volume Information' is denied.I cannot move the directory,
sbecksteadPatch failed to apply to this file: C:\SonoSimulation\SonoSimulation\Documentation\SonoSim_FAQ.pdf
Because that file failed to patch, and there's no "catch-all" update to download, the update failed to apply. The failure to patch usually happens because the file was modified from the original version. Reinstall the original version of this app.
Internal error: Could not find a part of the path 'C:\SonoSimulation\SonoSimulation\Documentation\SonoSim_FAQ.pdf'.
This is why.
OK, you need to add you program's files to the "Your program's folder" in wyBuild. So, everything that goes "C:\SonoSimulation" folder, add to the "Your program's folder" in wyBuild. Now when you include wyUpdate.exe in the "SonoSimulation" folder it will know where the files are.
Does that make sense?
sbecksteadThey already are there. There is only one folder C:\sonosimulation
If I put wyupdate.exe and client.wyc in that folder it is looking for c:\sonosimulation\sonosimulationbut if I put them in C:\ it finds the correct folder c:\sonosimulation\* but it gets the error : Access to the path 'C:\System Volume Information' is denied.
It seems like a permissions issue but running as admin does not change the error.
Send me your wyBuild project file. I'll take a look at it. wyUpdate.exe should always be in your application's folder (e.g. C:\SonoSimulation) not on the root of the drive (C:\).
You're adding the folder "SonoSimulations" to the "Your program's folder" instead of the contents of the folder. That is, "Your Program's folder" should have "Documentation", "Menu", etc..
In other words, in your case, think of "Your Program's folder" as "C:\SonoSimulations". You don't want to add another "SonoSimulations" folder inside that.
Does that make sense?