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I've uploaded an image to do the talking for me :)
How can I solve this?
EDIT: It might be helpful to point out that my problem has start with winopen not opening folders, and after some googling I've arrived at this error message I've posted.
Also, I've already tried to play all kinds of permissions, and nothing worked so far.
Lastly, this problem started after I've replaced my computer with a laptop. Both run Windows 7, both are 64 bit, and both run the same Matlab version (2013a), but for some reason, the laptop gives this error (and in case anyone is wondering, my code is 100% 'correct', because it worked on the PC (and other PCs for that matter) and has not changed ever since).
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Image Analyst
le 20 Mar 2016
It worked for me (R2015b and Windows 10).
Perhaps you want to call winopen to the folder you want:
folder = 'C:\whatever';
winopen(folder);
Does that work?
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Yuval Weissler
le 20 Mar 2016
Image Analyst
le 20 Mar 2016
If you run explorer from a command console window, or an icon, what folder does it open up to?
Jan
le 20 Mar 2016
It seems like the startup folder of the Explorer contains an invalid path. Try to set the path manually:
!c:\windows\explorer.exe /n,/e,c:\
Does this work?
Then check the default folder:
Perform a shift-right-click on the explorer icon in the task bar. Open the "Properties" tab and adjust the "Target", e.g. to "%windir%\explorer.exe /e,D:\". See also: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/17415/set-the-windows-explorer-startup-folder-in-windows-7
Note that this is a problem of the operating system, not of Matlab. Therefore it is off-topic in this forum.
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Yuval Weissler
le 21 Mar 2016
Yuval Weissler
le 22 Mar 2016
Image Analyst
le 22 Mar 2016
Then call tech support.
Please explain "nothing" with any details. What happens if you run
!c:\windows\explorer.exe /n,/e,c:\
And if you assume, that this is a Matlab problem, try it from the commandwindow of the operating system: Open the cmd window and type:
c:\windows\explorer.exe /n,/e,c:\
What happens? Do you have the permissions to display C:\ ? Can you see it in the Windows Explorer?
Yuval Weissler
le 23 Mar 2016
Image Analyst
le 24 Mar 2016
It worked for me, sooooooooooooooooo we're back to calling tech support, like I suggested. What happened when you called them today? Did they help you?
Yuval Weissler
le 24 Mar 2016
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