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This happened once before and i was able to figure it out but I was running windows 7 at the time. Im currently running windows 10 which works greate with object dock. My only issue is I have to progrmas that won't launch from the stack dock any one know a way around this?
Do you have the latest version of OD? v2.20.
You can download it here: https://store.stardock.com/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=/myaccount/products
1. Create a new folder in the "Windows" folder and call it "Sysnative"
2. Copy the program you want to use in ObjectDock (ie. SnippingTool.exe) into the "Sysnative" folder
3. In the Sysnative folder create a shortcut of SnippingTool.exe
4. Cut and paste the shortcut anywhere you want
5. Create a new shortcut in ObjectDock or in the Flyout menu and link to the shortcut you just created
5. Done! It will now work perfectly in ObjectDock
Sysnative is a virtual folder, a special alias, that can be used to access the 64-bit System32 folder from a 32-bit application or script.
If you for example specify this folder path in your application's source code: C:\Windows\Sysnative the following folder path is actually used:
C:\Windows\System32.
This could be the same issue I have where 2.20 tries to run from 32 bit program files instead of 64 bit...
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