App Settings Editor not working in Simulator?

You shouldn't need to create a new user profile. You could make a C:\Temp folder and update your environment variables TEMP and TMP to point to that directory and everything should work.

While trying to reproduce this on my Windows 7 machine, I found that if I entered a path with whitespace in the TEMP environment variable in the Environment Settings section of the control panel, when I printed the value of the variables at the command prompt, windows was automatically using short path names. i.e., If I set the value to C:\Users\vitek\AppData\Local\Temp\A B, this is what I was shown at the command prompt...

C:\Users\vitek>echo %TEMP%
C:\Users\vitek\AppData\Local\Temp\AB2B67~1

C:\Users\vitek>


If I set the environment variable from the command prompt directly, then the path would contain a space and I was able to reproduce the problem.

C:\Users\vitek>set TEMP=C:\Users\vitek\AppData\Local\Temp\A B

C:\Users\vitek>echo %TEMP%
C:\Users\vitek\AppData\Local\Temp\A B

C:\Users\vitek>


So it looks like windows somehow has safeguards in place to protect users from this, but for some reason those safe-guards aren't working for you? In my investigation, I found a problem that was older than the 2.2.x release time frame, so I'm not exactly sure how this is showing up for you with one SDK and not the other.

Travis

Thank you, Travis. I'm not sure, but I had no problems with SDK 2.2.x, but did with 2.3.x onwards. Maybe Windows 10 is slightly different in this regard somehow?

Wonderful! Manually setting %TMP% and %TEMP% to C:\TEMP fixed the issue for me! Thanks, Travis!

Many thanks, Travis. :-)

This has been fixed in version 2.4.2. Please let us know if you have any further questions on this.