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Originally Posted by thebear67
The file does not exist .I reinstalled it twice to the same results. I have had to run rdss as an administrator since I switched to a windows 10 computer a few years ago if that makes any difference.
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When that file is not found (TRACKLIST.DAT), you get this error message during RDSS start up.
The fact that you did not get that message means the file DOES exist. Could I ask you to check again on the C:\RDSS22 folder.
Besides the fact that it doesn't make sense that only 1 file out of dozens would not get installed - something else (as yet mysterious) is going on. If you STILL can't find it, or if you can and it still comes up blank, just copy the same file (TRACKLIST.DAT) from your old RDSS2.1 folder to the new RDSS22 folder. (And if Windows prompts you whether you want to overwrite a file - well that's proof that it exists). I just tuned up the new default Track Listing for RDSS2.2, removing some old tracks, adding a few new ones, but any tracks missing will be populated by the TrackMaster track-list check-in during Get Available Cards.
Re Run as Administrator - if your Windows10 insists, right-click the RDSS2.2 Desktop Icon, select Properties, then Compatibility, then in the Settings section check 'Run this program as Administrator'. Click Apply then exit.
Ted