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  1. Ahhh, now that's very interesting. Yeah I tried turning of all options as well. AV software is always the first thing I check. Excluding the folders made no difference. It will be great if that's the cause because nothing else seems to fix it. Thank you for sharing that with me.
  2. Checked the permissions and they were all good.
  3. Ha ha, unfortunately 42 didn't help me in this case. 🙂 All of the projects are stored under D:\Projects and I added an exclusion for that and all sub-folders. The Output folders are always under the projects' folder, eg. D:\Projects\MyProject\Win32\Debug (or D:\Projects\MyProject\Win32\Release). I'll go check the permissions again.
  4. No, it's not. Sorry.
  5. I had these two updates on January 10: 2024-01 Cumulative Update for Windows 11 Version 22H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5034123) 2024-01 Cumulative Update for .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8.1 for Windows 11, version 22H2 for x64 (KB5033920) My problems started after a Dell Firmware Update: Dell, Inc. - Firmware - 0.2.11.1 It may be just a coincidence though. I'm talking with Dell Support right at this moment to find out what changes they made in the firmware update but they're pretty useless. By the way, you can delete the compiled file by using <shift> <delete>. Normal <delete> won't work.
  6. Damn, that image comes out small. Edited the image - hopefully it's more usable.
  7. 1) System Protection - not sure where that is so I'll have to do some research. 2) Windows Defender is disabled as far as I can tell. I use Webroot. I ran Process Monitor as you suggested but this is what I get when I get the compile error:
  8. No it's not. As I said previously, nothing has changed on my computer. At least I haven't installed, changed or uninstalled anything. It just suddenly started happening after working fine for years. No matter what project I try to compile, I get this error. And it doesn't happen with Delphi 12, only Delphi 10.2.
  9. Sorry, it didn't make any difference, But thanks for the suggestion.
  10. I tried searching for the executable in Process Explorer several times but it couldn't find it. I will try the "exitprocess" but what I don't understand why it suddenly started happening, but only with the Delphi 10.2.3 IDE.
  11. I forgot to mention that I checked the permissions on the executable(s) too. One thing I found is that, although I can't delete the file using the <delete> key, I can delete it using <shift> <delete>.
  12. RockWallaby

    A component named DotNetForm already exists.????

    Thanks again for mentioning those plugins. IDE Explorer revealed that it's something called TMetricsView. Anyone know what that's for? I'm wondering if I can disable it.
  13. RockWallaby

    A component named DotNetForm already exists.????

    Thank you! I'll check them out.
  14. RockWallaby

    A component named DotNetForm already exists.????

    Do you have any suggestions on what plug-ins could be used?
  15. RockWallaby

    A component named DotNetForm already exists.????

    Has anyone managed to find a solution for this? I'm getting this message more frequently now. I get it when starting the IDE and when closing projects. I also get it with some property editors. I have tried all of the fixes suggested here without success.
  16. RockWallaby

    A Component Named xxxx Already Exists.

    Here's another example. I get this error message whenever I click the expand toggle.
  17. RockWallaby

    A Component Named xxxx Already Exists.

    Thank you for the suggestion. I did search for "DotNetForm" but nothing was found. If I create a new project with no components the error still persists, so it seems to me to be something wrong with the IDE itself rather than a dproj file. I would have thought reinstalling RAD Studio would fix the problem but unfortunately it didn't. They only thing I can think of is to have it remove all registry entries on the uninstall, but I'm hesitant to do that as reinstalling all of the components will be a big job and I might still end up with the same problem.
  18. RockWallaby

    A Component Named xxxx Already Exists.

    Yeah that didn't work either.
  19. RockWallaby

    A Component Named xxxx Already Exists.

    Thanks. I'll give that a try.
  20. RockWallaby

    A Component Named xxxx Already Exists.

    Thanks. I'll investigate further. I contacted Ray about CodeSite and he thought that the RAD Studio installation may have become corrupted. So I completely uninstalled it and then reinstalled it, but it made no difference.
  21. RockWallaby

    A Component Named xxxx Already Exists.

    I'd like to know too! It suddenly started happening and no matter what I do, I can't seem to resolve it. Surely we're not the only two in the world to be experiencing this.
  22. RockWallaby

    A Component Named xxxx Already Exists.

    Thanks for the suggestions. I uninstalled GExperts, EurekaLog and CNPack. No difference. = Steve
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