After installing Win10 official version, foobar2000 can't open two solutions.

Windows 10 flattened appearance and some new features make everyone's computer operation experience brand new, but for a new system, there is a little problem It is also inevitable. For example, if the foobar2000 audio player cannot be opened, it will prompt “Content Error & mdash; unable to access the configuration file directory”. Below is my solution to this problem.

Workaround 1

1, First of all, the problem of this experience is shown below, please confirm whether your situation is consistent with the following figure

2. If you confirm that the problem is consistent with the above image, right click on the foobar2000 shortcut icon.

3. In the "Shortcuts" tab, select “Open the folder location”

4. After the folder window pops up, click to return to the previous one. Layer button, return to the previous folder.

5, we found the installation root directory of foobar2000 through the previous step, in the foobar2000 folder, click the right mouse button and select “properties”

6. The pop-up window tab is in the


location,
we use the mouse to switch the tab to “Security”. As shown in the two figures below.


7. Click “Edit”

8. Select the Users user of your computer (the user here chooses which login you are using and is installed) Fooba2000 username). “Full Control”
Options
<quo;Allow”
Check the checkbox.

9. Finally click OK.

10Next double click fooba2000 to see if the software can be opened

Solution 2

1, right click on the foobar2000 icon and select “Attributes”

2, select "Compatibility" tab

3, select to run this program in compatibility mode

4, select Windows XP (Service Pack 3), and select

5, select the bottom of the window to determine

6, this way the first time running will prompt "ldorts; program is installed correctly". Click “yes<quo;

The above two methods can solve the problem that foobar2000 can't be opened after upgrading the official version of win10. If there are other ways for netizens, please leave us a message.