[Albert]

OK great, it looks like we are having some cache issues related to RoboDK installers.

I don't think the issue loading G-code files is related to the Windows registry. What do you mean by file name is wrong?

I like Windows 10 much better by the way, and I'm trying to postpone the update to Windows 11 as much as possible on my laptop.

[Borgis1]

I now have 5.9.0.25063 installed from a installer with the name ...-v5.9.0.25039.exe.
That the same filename as the first file I downloaded of the v5.9 series, and robodk informed me that it was version I installed was 5.9.0.25043 or (41), I did not take a screengrab to be certain.
I noticed when I checked the version numbering and the bug was not resolved.
I have however never had a version number 5.9.0.25039.

[Albert]

The latest version for Windows 64 bit now should be the same one you have now (5.9.0.25063). This could be misleading when providing quick updates as RoboDK is not built from scratch.

The rapid problem should be fixed with this latest version. Let me know if you have issues with this latest version.