I’ve been using LB on a desktop computer with no problem. I added a second copy to a new notebook computer. Now clicking OPEN does nothing. If I open windows explorer and drag a project from a network folder over to LB it opens it fine. If I try Save As to put it on the notebook nothing happens.
Both computers are running Windows 10 Pro.
On which computer and running which version of LightBurn? 
What does “nothing” mean, technically? Can you drag a local file into LightBurn and have it open? Are you saying that Save As from the menu or shortcut is not invoking a Save dialog where you can navigate to a folder of your choice and allow you to save that file?
Computer is an Irbis laptop. I seem to have fixed the problem, when the computer came it was set to Russian language and didn’t have the English keyboard activated, so I had to create my home directory in Cyrillic but then was able to change everything to English. I suspected the Cryllic directory name so I added an English only admin user, then deleted the Cyrillic one and now LB software works great. I’m guessing LB doesn’t like a Cyrillic home directory. Maybe missing quotes around a path someplace or only 8 bit characters used to store path?
So, working for me but might be a problem for others with non-English user names.
That’s interesting. LightBurn uses QT which I believe is fully unicode compliant. I know it can deal with non-ascii filenames and directories. Not sure about home directory.
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