mirmil wrote:

WinSCP cannot start session if the first local disk in windows is not browseable. My boot disk is called H:, mys system disk is I: and the first disk is D:, which is cdrom. In this cicumstances winSCP tries to read D: which is impossible and exists with an error.

Thanks.

The solution is to ask user which local disk should be set for left panel and/or possiblity of setting it in preferences.

Does it help setting "local directory" on environment tab of login dialog?

Hello,

WinSCP cannot start session if the first local disk in windows is not browseable. My boot disk is called H:, mys system disk is I: and the first disk is D:, which is cdrom. In this cicumstances winSCP tries to read D: which is impossible and exists with an error.

The solution is to ask user which local disk should be set for left panel and/or possiblity of setting it in preferences.

Regards,
Mirek