jasonbriggs001

Yep, already tried it. The problem isn't that the program doesn't open from the dock link, it's that the program opens and crashes from the dock link. But not from any other shortcut. If I delete the dock shortcut and try to create a fresh one, the app crashes again, but only, and I mean only, if I open it from a dock link. It started with Visual Studio Code and has now spread out to a few other applications, meaning that I can't use object dock. <

No, I'm running Win 7 Ultimate x64.

Since I have installed ObjectDock, some of the links on it are causing applications to crash. If I open these applications from anywhere else on the machine (command line, desktop shortcuts, start menu, the program files folder) they run fine, but if I open them from my dock then they crash at startup (with various errors). If I delete the shortcut on the dock and re-add it the problem persists. Has anyone else encountered this, does anyone have any ideas fo