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2009-11-17 2012-02-06
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Use the debug release as follows: Use the debug release as follows:
-  * Store the executable to an easily accessible location such as your Microsoft Windows desktop or your //My Documents// folder.+  * Uncompress the archive with the executables to an easily accessible location such as folder on your Microsoft Windows desktop or your //My Documents// folder.
  * Run it.   * Run it.
  * Reproduce the problem you are having. Please use the most simple scenario for that. Avoid doing any operation with WinSCP that is not strictly necessary to make the problem reproduce.   * Reproduce the problem you are having. Please use the most simple scenario for that. Avoid doing any operation with WinSCP that is not strictly necessary to make the problem reproduce.
  * Close WinSCP, if it have not crashed already because of the bug ;-)   * Close WinSCP, if it have not crashed already because of the bug ;-)
-  * A trace file should have been created in ''c:\winscpXXXtrace.log''. +  * A trace file should have been created in ''c:\winscpXXXXtrace.log''. If your scenario involves using ''[[executables#winscp.com|winscp.com]]'', another trace file is created in ''c:\consoleXXXXtrace.log''. 
-  * Send me the trace file. Please do compress it before sending, if possible.+  * Send me the trace file(s). Please do compress it before sending, if possible.
You may not have a write access to ''c:\''. On Windows Vista and 7, you might need to run WinSCP with elevated priviledges. If you are still not allowed to write to ''c:\'', set value of environment variable ''WINSCPTRACE'' to directory, where you have a write access to. To set an environment variable go to //Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > Advanced > Environment Variables > User variables for ... > New//. You may not have a write access to ''c:\''. On Windows Vista and 7, you might need to run WinSCP with elevated priviledges. If you are still not allowed to write to ''c:\'', set value of environment variable ''WINSCPTRACE'' to directory, where you have a write access to. To set an environment variable go to //Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > Advanced > Environment Variables > User variables for ... > New//.

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