Hello,
I just updated my Keil UV3 with mdk3.04 (UV3 V3.50).
Now whenever I close Keil Uv3 I get the following error: "Can't create file:'C:\Keil_Arm\ARM\Examples\DHRY\DHRY_Opt.Bak'!"
It doesn't matter what project I open or close they all have the error. The first time you close a new project, there is no error because it creates a Project.Opt file. The second time you close a project (after making a change to the project like opening a file) it tries to create a Project_Opt.Bak file but can't and generates the error??
This never happened with UV3 V 3.34 and is very annoying. I even tried turning off the option to create .bak files but it doesn't work.
Thanks, Brian
Please check if the folder or some files are write protected.
No folders or files are protected.
It also seems as if the option to turn off backups (in Configuration) no longer works.
I have the same problem "Can't create file projekt.bak"
Is there really no work around for this issure ?
It is going to get very annoying, because it is also after every "search for text in textfiles"
GrÃÆ'¼ÃÆ'Ÿe
Please check if any folder or file in the examples directory is write protected.
Do you have full access rights to your computer?
I still have this very annoying problem. I have full access to my computer and no files or folders are write protected. This was not an issue with my previous install of UV3.
I have discovered that the error doesn't happen on my laptop which has Windows Vista. But it does happen on my Win98 PC.
I have no idea if that is the problem you have and thus just address a "fact of life"
More and more software will not, in the latest version, run under win98.
My solution: I have, sitting under my desk, an old PC (aka a boatanchor) running win98 to run the one app I still have to run under that version. It is netwroked to my XP pro unit on top of my desk. I have a linksys switch that switches keyboard, mouse and monitor between the two. For the years I have had this setup, every time a new version came out of whatever software, it was loaded on the XP machine, so, hopefully, some day I can switch off the '98 unit.
my laptop which has Windows Vista. my condolences.
Erik