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TeXstudio stopped working - could not find perl.exe #871
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Thanks for the quick reply. |
Thank you. Please open a command-prompt window and try this:
If this succeeds, try to run
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Thanks! I tried to do what you suggested, but even though I found perl, I got an error message. This is from the command prompt:
Any suggestions what I can try next to solve this? |
MiKTeX looks for |
Thanks.
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Thank you, that helps. I am afraid that this cannot be fixed by you. MiKTeX currently searches for |
Thanks again! |
Maybe you had another Perl installation yesterday? One that provides The only workaround I can think of: remove
The next (fixed) version will be available next week. |
I probably had, but the errors started before I installed the new version. That's why I installed it. |
This has been fixed in 21.7. |
Yesterday, my TeXstudio stopped working. Apparently it has something to do with not finding the perl.exe installation. I get the following error messages:
I am not sure why it stopped working. It worked fine as late as yesterday.
I have tried to check and install all updates using hte MiKTeX Update. I have also reinstalled the newest version of TeXstudio. And I have installed Perl from ActiveState. And of course restarted TeXstudio and my computer several times. I still get the same error messages. Can anyone help? Why did it suddenly stop working, and how can I fix this? I would really appreciate quick help on this, since I really depend on my LaTEX every day.
Attached is also the miktex report.
miktex-report.txt
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