So, if you are desperate, if it works on different computer (not this remote one), you could copy the entire Epicor folder off the C drive and replace the one on this machine (rather than doing the Auto Update). Thereās nothing personal there.
Others probably have a better solution, but you say itās āurgent.ā
Wouldnāt even call that desperate; I do that all the time. Thatās all the installer really does anyways. It doesnāt install anythingāit just creates a folder structure and unzips the files there.
I assume the icon is in the public folder, so it shows up for all who connect?
If so, you need admin rights to update that. Try running Epicor as administrator to see if it allows the update to run.
it was desperate because it was causing more unexpected downtime. We use the remoteapp manager (Local RDP/RemoteApp Manager - Devolutions) for our associates to connect and it kept throwing that error. It was due to the config some how. I took the main Epicor installation files and moved them to a separate folder and pointed the remote app location to it and it seems to be working fine now. Thank you for the fast help. I appreciate it!