VobBlanker, replacing menu doesn't work on W7

[Instant Martian]

On XP I was able to edit a menu and replace it with VobBlanker, since I switched to W7 it doesn't work anymore.
Muxman path is configured correctly and both VobBlanker and Muxman are allowed to run with administrator privileges.

Any idea to fix this issue?

[Baldrick]

Exactly what happens? Doesn't it start it all? Crashes on Process!! ? Error message?

[Bjs]

If work files path is under user name folder then move files to C:/temp (create this folder) and retry

[october262]

On XP I was able to edit a menu and replace it with VobBlanker, since I switched to W7 it doesn't work anymore.
Muxman path is configured correctly and both VobBlanker and Muxman are allowed to run with administrator privileges.

Any idea to fix this issue?

try right clicking on the icon and select - properties - compatibility - compatibility mode.

[Instant Martian]

@Baldrick
Nothing happens, it doesn't crash or anything, just simply doesn't replace the menu when I drag'n'drop the new one on the Motion2Still window.

@Bjs
I'll give it a try next time, but out of curiosity, since both programs have administrator privileges aren't they supposed to be able to write data anywhere?

@october262
Are you talking of the VobBlanker icon?

[october262]

yes, the icon on your desktop

[Baldrick]

Maybe it can't handle too complex folder/file names(several spaces, special characters)? For work files path, muxman path and from where you drag'n'drop.

[Instant Martian]

VobBlanker doesn't work anymore, just like that. The program icon appears on the taskbar but I can't maximize the window.
I didn't have the time to try anything.
Already tried to "reinstall" (actually it's a portable version), nothing.

[Bjs]

Some area's of system folders are sensitive even with admin privileges which is why one should place working content on C drive out in the open under its own folder ... less problems.

Right click on an empty part of the Windows Task Bar. Click the menu "Cascade Windows". Generally this should unlock the stuck program on task bar.

If no good it may be a registry glitch which happens quite often for W7 ... use restore point to roll back prior to the glitch should also sort the problem.

Should either of the above work to restore programs function, reset project as before and take a screen shot to post ... it's quite easy to overlook a check box which is required when modifying content.

[Instant Martian]

I have all my personal files on two separate HDDs, C (SSD) is for OS and programs only.
I tried the cascade thing. didn't work. Tomorrow I'll see if I can restore the system (although I doubt).

[Instant Martian]

I don't know what the problem was but to my great surprise I managed to fix it by deleting all the related registry keys.
I'll update the thread as soon as I have a menu to modify.