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SuperPuTTY MSIX And Windows Notepad Integration
Crazylarry Notepad is itself another msix app and will be running in a different container that doesn't have a config.json file - causing this error when the parent injects the psfruntime.dll into it.
Inside the config.json file of your package, you can add an extra process entry for notepad.exe that, in essence, says don't do the injection when the new process has that name. Just copy the entry you see for psflauncher, paste and change the name. i.e.
{
"executable": ".*_PsfLauncher.*"
},
{
"executable": ".*Notepad.*"
},
You would use the regex ".*Notepad\\.exe$" if you want to exclude Notepad.exe but not Notepad++.exe
Thanks for your reply. Procmon shows that Notepad is indeed looking for config.json in it's own root directory when it shouldn't be. I think what's needed here is some way of telling the PSF not to apply fixes to sub-processes of processes that have been remediated. Maybe TIMOTHY_MANGAN can shed some light on it.
Crazylarry Notepad is itself another msix app and will be running in a different container that doesn't have a config.json file - causing this error when the parent injects the psfruntime.dll into it.
Inside the config.json file of your package, you can add an extra process entry for notepad.exe that, in essence, says don't do the injection when the new process has that name. Just copy the entry you see for psflauncher, paste and change the name. i.e.
{
"executable": ".*_PsfLauncher.*"
},
{
"executable": ".*Notepad.*"
},
You would use the regex ".*Notepad\\.exe$" if you want to exclude Notepad.exe but not Notepad++.exe
Great stuff. Many thanks TIMOTHY_MANGAN