This morning, when opening my KeePass client, I received a notification that a new version was available and that the plugins currently in use were compatible. I downloaded and installed version 2.62, but upon the first launch I received an error message related to the KeeAnywhere plugin: "Attempted to perform an unauthorized operation". The error occurs during the loading of an AWS library.
I checked and there does not appear to be an updated version of the plugin available.
I am sharing this information for awareness. I resolved the issue by downgrading to the previous KeePass version, and I would like to ask whether anyone else has experienced the same problem.
Thanks!
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I report the same error during my fresh Keepass 2.62 installation startup. I'm using the KeeAnywhere plugin only. Attached to this message is a screenshot of the error I got.
Rolled back to Keepass v1.61.1 to keep it running.
Thank you for your attention and fixing of this 🙏🏼
Best regards,
If you're encountering compilation or PlgxException issues with KeeAnywhere (often caused by Windows %TEMP% path restrictions or missing compilation tools during .plgx execution), installing the unpacked binary release directly into a subfolder in Plugins is the standard workaround.
I've put together a small Batch script that automates this entire process:
Elevates to Administrator if required.
Gracefully stops KeePass.exe.
Cleans up old KeeAnywhere*.plgx files and temp cache.
Queries the official GitHub API for the latest release .zip.
Downloads, extracts it directly into Plugins\KeeAnywhere, and launches KeePass.
Here is the script (save it as Fix-KeeAnywhere.bat and run it):
Hello everyone,
This morning, when opening my KeePass client, I received a notification that a new version was available and that the plugins currently in use were compatible. I downloaded and installed version 2.62, but upon the first launch I received an error message related to the KeeAnywhere plugin: "Attempted to perform an unauthorized operation". The error occurs during the loading of an AWS library.
I checked and there does not appear to be an updated version of the plugin available.
I am sharing this information for awareness. I resolved the issue by downgrading to the previous KeePass version, and I would like to ask whether anyone else has experienced the same problem.
Thanks!
I can confirm that ! Just had to downgrade to 2.61 and it works again properly.
Hi there,
I report the same error during my fresh Keepass 2.62 installation startup. I'm using the KeeAnywhere plugin only. Attached to this message is a screenshot of the error I got.
Rolled back to Keepass v1.61.1 to keep it running.
Thank you for your attention and fixing of this 🙏🏼
Best regards,
B-J
See here:
https://sourceforge.net/p/keepass/bugs/2450/
Best regards,
Dominik
Hi everyone,
If you're encountering compilation or PlgxException issues with KeeAnywhere (often caused by Windows %TEMP% path restrictions or missing compilation tools during .plgx execution), installing the unpacked binary release directly into a subfolder in Plugins is the standard workaround.
I've put together a small Batch script that automates this entire process:
Elevates to Administrator if required.
Gracefully stops KeePass.exe.
Cleans up old KeeAnywhere*.plgx files and temp cache.
Queries the official GitHub API for the latest release .zip.
Downloads, extracts it directly into Plugins\KeeAnywhere, and launches KeePass.
Here is the script (save it as Fix-KeeAnywhere.bat and run it):
DOS
Hope this helps anyone dealing with PLGX compilation failures!
Last edit: Paul 2026-11-06
There has already been a pull request submitted to fix this issue two days ago. It would be nice if the plugin author could review and merge the fix.