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On 1/26/2018 at 11:31 AM, mbox said:

Hi guys, not a big problem but is annoying. When I run cinebench I can't save my score, when I tell him to do so It displays "error creating file" and quits without saving. The download was from maxon website and I already downloaded It again, same problem. It didn't need any installation, just to be unzipped.

I had the same issue.  It turned out that the problem was caused by having the program folder in a sub-folder, which was in another sub-folder, etc.  It was too many levels down.  Move the folder to the root, or a lower folder, and try again.

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Hi guys, not a big problem but is annoying. When I run cinebench I can't save my score, when I tell him to do so It displays "error creating file" and quits without saving. The download was from maxon website and I already downloaded It again, same problem. It didn't need any installation, just to be unzipped.

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I mean, you could just save screenshots of your score...

print "Hello World!" ("Hello World!")

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im having the same issue -    saving a screenshot isn't the same as having your scores show up on the list to the left. 

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You guys are not really helpful are you? He hasked for a solution for this problem and the only answer he gets is "you could make a screenshot" Is that what he asked ? NO! 

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On 1/26/2018 at 11:31 AM, mbox said:

Hi guys, not a big problem but is annoying. When I run cinebench I can't save my score, when I tell him to do so It displays "error creating file" and quits without saving. The download was from maxon website and I already downloaded It again, same problem. It didn't need any installation, just to be unzipped.

I had the same issue.  It turned out that the problem was caused by having the program folder in a sub-folder, which was in another sub-folder, etc.  It was too many levels down.  Move the folder to the root, or a lower folder, and try again.

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On 5/19/2018 at 4:09 PM, SkyCyclePilot said:

I had the same issue.  It turned out that the problem was caused by having the program folder in a sub-folder, which was in another sub-folder, etc.  It was too many levels down.  Move the folder to the root, or a lower folder, and try again.

Thanks, this solved it for me.

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On 19/5/2018 at 3:09 PM, SkyCyclePilot said:

I had the same issue.  It turned out that the problem was caused by having the program folder in a sub-folder, which was in another sub-folder, etc.  It was too many levels down.  Move the folder to the root, or a lower folder, and try again.

Yes probable, I'll try It out!!!

Thank you!

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On 5/19/2018 at 8:09 AM, SkyCyclePilot said:

I had the same issue.  It turned out that the problem was caused by having the program folder in a sub-folder, which was in another sub-folder, etc.  It was too many levels down.  Move the folder to the root, or a lower folder, and try again.

Thanks, worked for me too. I was two levels too deep.

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