AutoHotkey Community

Hi,
I installed Windows Server 2008 (Standard Edition, 32bit, 60-day trial) in VirtualBox VM.
I tried to run a compiled script which works flawlessly under 2k, XP, Vista a.s.o.
If I run it under WS2k8, a Windows error message pops up saying "exe corrupted". Is there a known limitation in AHK with respect to this very new OS or have I done something wrong? I have not yet tested to install AHK and run the script uncompiled with AHK itself (this is not what I intend to end up with).

Regards,
Rob

try to compile it disabling upx.
it seems not a ahk problem but a compression one.

for compiling without upx, go to \AutoHotkey\Compiler folder and rename upx.exe to anything (eg: upx.exe.backup)

Thanks for the hint, but it doesn´t work. Although the file is nearly doubled in size (proof that UPX packer is not used), the message stays the same.

But I finally found the problem. It was only because I tried to start the app from the shared folder I had defined within VirtualBox. After simply copying it to a local folder inside the virtually running Windows Server 2008, everything worked fine.

Interesting side note: the OS is identified as "WIN_VISTA"...
For my purposes, this is ok since the relevant files (keyboard drivers in this case) are the same in both Vista and Server 2008.

I also got this error when the script I was trying to run was in a folder the user had no permissions for. Add permissions, and it worked (compressed, too).