What if you run TestComplete.exe at a standard Windows command prompt and not in Powershell? Does that make a difference?
Strange. That did work. Any idea why?
Honestly... I don't know. It just seemed like something to try, in case there's something specifically in the PowerShell environment that triggers opening anything as a project.
I've reproduced the issue on my side.
Try use "Start-Process TestComplete.exe". Also if you need to use some parameters read help info for PowerShell "Start-Process" command.
This did work. Thank you!
I did figure out why it was having problems when I switch to a different computer. I was opening TestComplete with the subprocess Python libary and on the first computer Python was installed for just the user and on the second it was installed for the whole computer.
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