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oBFusCATed:
It is getting confusing. It is working, but it is not working. Please try to be a bit more clear!

sg:
Sure, I will try to be more clear. Could you please read the first error message in this forum by 'spflanze'? I am getting the same errors he/she had (see below). I am asking how can I remove these error messages.

"Whenever I close CodeBlocks 16.01 I get two error message windows. Their messages are:
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    Unable to open personal dictionary file
    Could not save config file..."

oBFusCATed:
Yes, I've read the topic from the start. I've did it again and it is still confusing what is not working.

I guess there are multiple things broken.
Like:
1. when using cblauncher.exe - you're getting error messages and settings aren't saved
2. when using codeblocks.exe - your compilation fails
Have I understood everything you correctly?

What version are you using? What OS?
What is the content of your AppData*/CodeBlocks folder? Do you have some xml files in a compiler subfolder?

I'm not a user of cblauncher, so I cannot help much, but as a start it might help if you state the exact command you're using.

sg:
Hi there,

- Windows 10
- CodeBlocks version 17.12

Users/sgare/AppData/Roaming/CodeBlocks folder has the following files (see attachment)--no XML files.

To start CB, I run CbLauncher.exe from the Program Files (x86) > CodeBlocks folder

Thanks!

SaturdayScience:
I'm getting the same error but I think I can provide more context details. I am running CB on Win 10 Home and use CB Launcher.
If I open Watches and dock it then the perspective has changed and on exiting CB Im asked if I want to save the new perspective. The problem arises because the default.conf is located in C:\Program Files (x86)\CodeBlocks\AppData\codeblocks.

If I Launch as Administrator then the config is saved because I have sufficient rights as admin to save in C:\Program Files (x86).

So I wonder if CB has the default location foe AppData in an unusual / inappropriate location. Often AppData on Win is c:\Users\[user account]\AppData.

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