So, I have been having a recurring problem with Windows, thought it was a Windows 10 issue, upgraded to 11, and suddenly realized it still existed, Shows unity calling a package with the “g” letter added to its path
It could be seen here that, the unity editor is calling to a package with nearly the correct path, but the added g in front breaks it, same here. VS code calls node.exe but with g in the path VS code is trying to call node.exe, but a g is added in front. If it works, it looks for its dependencies, which have a “g” in their path. Since there is no folder with “g,” it stops working. Simply analogy with games: The game path is: D:GamesGame1 Game data paths are: D:GamesGame1Data I open its .exe it says there should be a “data” Folder beside the executable file
I raised a Ticket at Microsoft support, and they gave me a few options to do.
I did most of them (environment variables, re-installs, repairs, checks, etc.), but I don’t have any idea what one of them is or how to even diagnose it. Namely virtual paths in the registry
