Launching some exe files from TC gives error

[seamoonz]

It started about two weeks ago. Launching some exe files from TC gives error like burnaware, maple. Windows Explorer has no such problem. I tried to delete TC ini file. Restored registry to 1 months ago, no help. Launching burnaware gives "error: 196". Maple gives the message below. I use XP Sp3, no firewall, Avira Personal (I disabled it and its self protection as well)

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OS: Windows XP Professional, SP3
CPU: GenuineIntel, Intel P6 (Model 15), MMX @ 0 MHz

Module name: c:\Program Files\Maple Professional\maple.exe

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[karlchen]

Hello, seamoonz.

As launching executable files from Windows Explorer does work: Please, check the properties of the icon that you use to launch Total Commander. If you have activated any kind of compatibility mode, please, deactivate any compatibility mode for Total Commander. It is not needed and will only cause weird errors.

You may re-enable Avira and its self-protection. As I have been using Avira Premium for quite a while now I do doubt that Avira is part of the problem.

HTH,
Karl

[seamoonz]

I don't have enabled any compatibility mode for that files. Do you have the same problem (for Burnaware for example), if so then uninstalling Avira solves the problem?

[karlchen]

Hello, seamonz.

No, I do not experience any problem launching executable files by double-clicking their names inside Total Commander.

You stated

It started about two weeks ago.

This leads to the question: what was changed on your system a short time before the problem started?

Kind regards,
Karl

[HAL 9000]

I have the same problem too. Only BurnAware.exe gives the error above. The other exe files in BurnAware folder works fine.