James

I managed to change my TEMP environment variable, and exiftool -k ran fine from the cmd prompt. When I changed the environment variable back it stopped working. I also copied the extracted files from the new TEMP folder in to the default TEMP folder but it still doesn't run after the environment variables are changed back. For closure, and for anyone else who finds this thread with the same problem, I fixed it by making a symlink or junction from the default TEMP folder to the new TEMP folder. I...

I tried running as administrator as well. I think the problem is the domain security policy. In the event viewer I get the following error after doing the uninstall and re-installing: Access to C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Temp\par-6a616d6573\cache-exiftool-10.71/exiftool.exe has been restricted by your Administrator by the default software restriction policy level. Is there a way to make it run from a specified folder rather than the temp folder? I'm not going to be able to get the domain security...

I'm not sure if this counts as Install Problems as I have previously managed to install and run exiftool. I have downloaded and unzipped exiftool(-k).exe. I have also copied it to C:\Windows\exiftool.exe as per the instructions. When I double click on exiftool(-k).exe to run it nothing seems to happen except a brief flash of a cmd window. When I try and run it from a cmd prompt window, either typing the full path, dragging the exe in to the cmd window, or just typing the name I get the same result:...

I just tried that version on 10 drives at once and it worked flawlessly. No errors,...

I tried two sets of writes; one with raw cards straight out of the packet and the...

I tried two sets of writes; one with raw cards straight out of the packet and the...

Access Denied error when trying to write more than 3 drives at once