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Originally Posted by Baldo_the_Don
That VirtualStore folder is where Win10 shunts files created or changed by executables that do not have the required admin rights to access the hard drive. It's like a preemptive quarantine. The MED being forced to leave the MEDP1BCK.MIS and MEDP2BCK.MIS there shows that the MEDs are not running with admin rights for some reason. Your assessment that Win10 keeps 'forgetting' the MEDs admin rights seems correct, Stomps.
Note: I did find an old MEDP1BCK.MIS directly in the VirtualStore folder. The most recent MEDP1BCK.MIS and MEDP2BCK.MIS are on the C: drive itself, and there is no Novalogic folder at all in my VirtualStore, so Win10 is not shunting NL files on my system at all.
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Good work Baldo and it is interesting isn't it?
Though perplexing it does confirm
some regularity in the issue so maybe some conclusions can be drawn from this.
Such as when you take into account the registry issue could be very well be related to the virtualisation issue, you can see that maybe it's not DirectX or Video drivers etc.
(Although you do need DirectDraw enabled in Pro versions)
So perhaps it's a few less things to worry about?