CLI only works when running as Admininstrator

[dedupeit]

Hi all, I've had this working in the past but just did a fresh install of Windows and now running into this issue.

I've installed 1.5a and run it as a service. I do NOT have any other version installed. I've also installed the CLI tool.

If I try to run es.exe normally, it returns errorlevel -1073741819 (which is 0xC0000005...Access Violation). But if I run the command prompt as Administrator and then run es.exe, it works fine. Any idea why this would be the case? Reason I ask is that I'm trying to script something and I'm not sure I can debug my script as Admin so my debug attempts end up with that error.

[horst.epp]

You have set the option "Run as adminitrator" and "Start Everything on system startup"
This way es.exe can't communicate with the running Everything.
Remove the Option "Run as administrator" as this should not be set.

[dedupeit]

Sorry I should have mentioned that before. I do NOT have "Run as administrator" enabled

[void]

ES can communicate with Everything when Everything is running as a different user.

Do you have any dlls in the same location as your ES.exe ?

Do you have an es.ini in the same location as your ES.exe ?
-Could you please send it to support@voidtools.com

Is a crash dialog shown?
-If so, could you please send a mini crash dump when the crash dialog is shown.

Do you have any crash dumps in %LOCALAPPDATA%\crashdumps for es?
-Could you please send any to support@voidtools.com

[dedupeit]

Just emailed you that information. Thanks for your help with this!

[void]

Thank you for the crash dumps.

ES was crashing when loading your es.ini

Please try ES 1.1.0.24 for a fix.

[therube]

What was peculiar about the .ini to cause the crash?

it returns errorlevel -1073741819

Just to note, if you google that you get rather involved "fixes" (none of which seemingly would have been appropriate).

[void]

ES (1.1.0.23 and earlier) was corrupting the stack when loading an es.ini from C:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files\Everything 1.5a\es.ini

The errorlevel -1073741819 (0xC0000005) is being set by the calling application (not es.exe)