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  • #196794
    jvr
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    Hi, I have a Rift S and I get this error when i try to run corpConfig.exe: “This application could not be started”. I have Windows 10 1903 with .net 3.5 and 4.8 installed, i allready tried uninstall and install both of them with no luck. I have Avast Antivirus installed and disabled, but also added all Vorpx executables to exception list, but again, no luck.
    I also tried the .net fix application from Microsoft, nothing.

    I tried with and without SteamVR, uninstall and reinstall Vorpx, closed all clients: Orign, Steam, Nvida Experience, Uplay, etc., nothing

    So, i´m not going to reinstall Windows for this, everthing else works just fine, it´s a Vorpx problem or bug, so, please what else could i try?

    #196795
    Demosthenes
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    That usually is, as you thought, a .net issue. But it could still be Avast since you can never really disable invasive freeware like that.

    If I were you I would uninstall Avast, given its well known history, restart and try again:

    https://www.safetydetectives.com/blog/avast-scandal-why-we-stopped-recommending-avast-avg/

    Windows 10 has its own in-built antivirus and malware detection that will serve you better and is far less likely to false flag Vorpx in the future and prevent it from working.

    #196797
    jvr
    Participant

    Ok, I’m going to try uninstalling AVAST and I’ll tell you later how it went, Thanks

    #196798
    jvr
    Participant

    Ok, i completly uninstalled AVAST, but still, no luck. I got the same error “This application could not be started”. (The VOPRx Control Icon does load, but there, when i select the Option “Configure Vorpx”, i get the error)

    I also tryied installing .net 4.8 SDK/Devpack, but i get the same error. So, what else can i try?

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