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aveangelus
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Chrome dont run properly in another partition!

I can not run Chrome on my partition.

When I start it does not open any page, or even settings.

The screens are white!

I have windows 7.

When caught and put his briefcase on the desktop, it works!

The same happens with Iron and beta and dev.

Someone could help me?

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Explain?

Could you please explain more about how you've got it set up?

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I installed it normally like

I installed it normally like Firefox and other programs.

But do not run Chorme and Iron are more or less like the image attached.

But if I get the chrome folder, for example, which is installed in R:\PortableApps\GoogleChromePortable and put on the desktop. It works!

Printscreen: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/718/semttulolzv.jpg

It is not possible to open any site, or other settings or menu option.

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Network Drive

Are you running this from a network drive mapped to a drive letter? If so, it won't work. Chrome/Chromium/Iron/etc do no function from network drives, whether portable or not. It's a known bug in the app itself and, from what I see, it seems unlikely it will ever be fixed.

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No, they are installed on a

No, they are installed on a single partition on my HD.

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R?

How is it the R drive then? Are you mapping a partition to a directory or just have an internal 2nd hard drive that's setup as R?

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Mapping partition to a

Mapping partition to a directory and I gave the name of the letter R.

Other programs run perfectly.

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That's Why

I'd wager that's why then. I'm pretty sure Windows treats a mapping like that similar to a network mapping. And there's a long-standing bug in Chrome/Chromium/Iron (and all browsers based on them) that won't let it work right from there. It only affects these apps and it's a bug in the base app itself (not the portable stuff we add) and there is no indication they plan to fix it. In short, you need a real drive letter associated with a real drive's root for it to work.

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solution for chromium based browsers apps from network drive

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Hi.

I found a solution that works for me. It is simple: run .exe file with parameter --no-sandbox

Example: Z:\\IronPortable\IronPortable.exe --no-sandbox
Example: \\PortableApps\IronPortable\IronPortable.exe --no-sandbox

good luck!

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