Input file won't run

[monil]

Hi,

I was checking the file/ folder permissions.

"Everyone" had --> Full Control.

However, things did not work.

I tried gicing "COMPLETE Access" to the folder where I plan to place the similations, and lo.. it worked.

So, I think that you need to GIVE COMPLETE ACCESS and not just READ/ Write Permissions.

@Baruche --> In my new profile, I could not run your I/P file. however, once the correct permissions were set, I could even run your file.

Hope this helps.


-Monil C

[jarvis24]

Thanks for the update Monil.

[Declan1982]

Hello,
I´m a grad student from the University Of Bielefeld,Germany. When trying to run the input file "voice responses stroop"
on Direct RT version 2006.2.0.28, I get the following message:
"The feature you are trying to use is on a network resource unavailable.
Click OK to try again, or enter an alternate path to a folder containing the installation package `Direct RT Research Software
v2006.2.msi´.
The program won´t run the stroop task, but I urgently need the given stroop example, because I´m running a more elaborate
version for my master´s thesis experiments.
What am I supposed to do?

[jarvis24]

Do you get the same error when running any of the other samples? If so, I would try reinstalling the DirectRT package.

[Declan1982]

The same error occurs when running more basic experiments, but with slight delay these run eventually.

[jarvis24]

Be sure to check out the troubleshooting section of the users guide (online here: http://www.empirisoft.com/directrt/h...leshooting.htm).

If the samples do not run properly then there is likely something wrong with the installation. I would try re-installing it and see if that helps. Does this same thing happen on any other computers? Also, are you using the default installation path "C:\DirectRT\"?

[Declan1982]

The error vanished when I downloaded the program a second time and went into the file program maintenance, and there into the file repair installation problems in the program.
The first installation must´ve been erroneous.
Thanks for your support ;-)