Full Tilt Shortcuts - new ahk script

[nanochip]

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Yeah, I should add that I closed AVG and still couldn't open Full Tilt Shortcuts.

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That seems strange.

What happened when you tried to start FTS?

What happens if you locate FTS in windows explorer and run it from there (or if using vista... right click on it and run as adminstator)?

nanochip

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I get the following message when I tried to open it from my folder or through Windows Explorer:

"Windows cannot access the specified device, path or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item."

And fwiw, the icon on FTS is now a generic exe icon rather than your custom one.

And I'm on XP, not Vista.

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I just did a google search using this search:
"Windows cannot access the specified device" avg

There are a large number of links that talk about the problem with AVG causing this type of problem. After searching for a bit, the best advice I found so far is from the link:

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthr...918&page=3
where the following message appeared:
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Matacumbie your the best man, I solved the issue, when I downloaded the file, I scanned the file with AVG a Virus was shown but I ignored it and I did not take any action against the file, I let it be. Apparently it did something not allowing me to access it. I didn't know how to disable AVG other then, going through System Configuration Utility, so I uninstalled it, and guess what it works now. Now my question is, can I reinstall AVG if I want to keep running this file? It's really not harmful to my machine, but I am gonna check with some experts on that shortly. So in recapping, I could not get this file to run with the exception of running it in safe mode which meant some file in normal mode was preventing the execution of this file, it basically was a process of elimination. I uninstalled the following AVG Free Edition, Spysweeper, and Zone Alarm, but it was AVG Free Edition that was the culprit.

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It appears that AVG does something to the file (or folder) to prevent a program from running. If I understand the above message correctly, they uninstalled AVG and they were then allowed to run the file. Seems like there must be a better solution out there... anyone else find anything?

nano