RockWallaby

Thank you! It's very much appreciated.

Does anyone know how to create a menu for a taskbar icon, like the one shown here? Thanks.

Yeah that's the version I have too. The module in question has a different version number. Contact Webroot support and ask them to remote connect and fix it for you.

Ok, mine is working fine now. Apparently, there is a Webroot module that is causing the issue. They're still rolling out the fix. Webroot Technical Support remoted into my machine and fixed the issue for me.

Thanks Ian. It's good to know I'm not going crazy,

My projects directory has always been on my d:\ drive. Same as my Lib directory.

Looks like I spoke too soon. It worked for about a week but now the problem has returned. Back to square one.

I just tried it. I was able to compile the same project several times in a row. Finally! 🙂

I had a response from Webroot Technical Support and this was their solution: I tried this and it did work. However, you have to do it to each project's compiled executable, which is impractical when you have stacks of projects (like me). I told them this. I also asked them when this change happened because I never had issues until a couple of weeks ago. I also told them it doesn't seem to affect later versions of Delphi I have installed (Rio, Alexandria and Athens). At the moment I have Webroot disabled - I'm using Windows Defender for the time being.

Ok, I appreciate your feedback on Webroot. I agree, that is not the way to treat users. You're right about disabling it. I completely disabled Webroot and the problem is gone! It's not enough just to turn parts of it off. So Webroot is definitely causing the issue. I wonder why it's only that particular version of Delphi that it's affecting. Anyway, it's good to confirm the root cause.

Well good for you. I've never had a virus infect my computer either because the AV detected it and stopped it. And I've never had a phishing attack or a ransomware one either. This is the first issue I've had with Webroot, and I've been using it for a long time. It's never "actively interfered" with my system before, and I'm not entirely convinced it has this time as well. I'm not making any assumptions - I'll wait to see what happens when the update comes out and go from there. << I will say that I am amused by this a little. You've identified software on your computer that is actively interfering with your ability to use it and do your work, but you have convinced yourself that it is somehow in your best interest.>> I find your remarks insulting. I'm not going to throw out the baby with the bath water. It's the first problem I've had with Webroot (if it is the cause) and you're advising me to get rid of it! I think that giving them the chance to fix it might be a good first move, don't you think? I've had lots of problems over the years with the Delphi IDE affecting my ability to do work, like code insight suddenly failing to work, but I'm not going to throw it away. I could say the same thing about Windows. I've had a few issues after Windows Updates. One time WIndows Update trashed my hard drive and I had to restore it from backup. But I don't suddenly decide to switch to Linux instead. This issue is only happening with Delphi 10.2 Tokyo. 10.3 Rio and 12 Athens don't have this issue.

Windows Defender doesn't perform as well as many other anti-virus software in virus, phishing and ransomware detection. Why would I use an inferior product?

I had Windows Defender running with Webroot at one time when I knew a couple of files I downloaded had viruses. Webroot picked up the viruses, Defender didn't. According to reviews I've read, Defender scores low on phishing and ransomware detection as well. I've been running daily backups for years. They've come in very handy on a few occasions.

It's the first time I've had any problems with Webroot, and I've been using it for years. I've tried a few others in the past like Vipre, AVG, Avast, etc. They all slowed my computer down. McAfee and Nortons are terrible. What do you suggest as an alternative?

Thank you! That worked perfectly.