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Hi varunm1,
Tanks for replying, it did not work, is there any other solution?
Tanks for replying, it did not work, is there any other solution?
I will defer to @Marco_Boeck if I'm wrong about this, but it seems that your computer's permissions are locked down:
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Caused by: java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "C:\Users\59007242\.RapidMiner\internal cache\browser7.4-WIN64\7zr.exe": CreateProcess error=1260, This program is blocked by group policy. For more information, contact your system administrator
Hi sgenzer.
You may be right because I don't have admin access to university laptop. However, if I got an admission right, how can I solve this problem?
You may be right because I don't have admin access to university laptop. However, if I got an admission right, how can I solve this problem?
Hi,
The visualizations internally use a Chromium browser to display the HTML5 charts. On the first run, this browser gets extracted to a cache location via the use of 7-Zip, which is the 7zr.exe that is being blocked here.
You could extract the browser manually, if that helps you. To do so, you'd have to do the following:
The browser is contained in the "jxbrowser-win64-7.4.jar" file, which you can find in the /lib subfolder of the RapidMiner Studio installation folder. Jar files are simply .zip files with a different name, so you can open them with a Zip extractor. The file inside it is called "chromium-win64.7z", which is a 7-Zip archive format, similar to .zip. This archive needs to be extracted to the following location: "C:/Users/yourUser/.RapidMiner/internal cache/browser7.4".
Once that is done, you should be able to start Studio again, and then it should work
Regards,
Marco
The visualizations internally use a Chromium browser to display the HTML5 charts. On the first run, this browser gets extracted to a cache location via the use of 7-Zip, which is the 7zr.exe that is being blocked here.
You could extract the browser manually, if that helps you. To do so, you'd have to do the following:
The browser is contained in the "jxbrowser-win64-7.4.jar" file, which you can find in the /lib subfolder of the RapidMiner Studio installation folder. Jar files are simply .zip files with a different name, so you can open them with a Zip extractor. The file inside it is called "chromium-win64.7z", which is a 7-Zip archive format, similar to .zip. This archive needs to be extracted to the following location: "C:/Users/yourUser/.RapidMiner/internal cache/browser7.4".
Once that is done, you should be able to start Studio again, and then it should work

Regards,
Marco
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Hello @asiddiq
You can attach the log file (rapidminer-studio) of rapidminer found in .rapidminer folder present in C drive (Users) here to check. In the meantime you can use old charts by going to SETTINGS --> PREFERENCES --> USER INTERFACE Tab and tick both Show legacy simple charts & Show legacy advanced charts.
You can attach the log file (rapidminer-studio) of rapidminer found in .rapidminer folder present in C drive (Users) here to check. In the meantime you can use old charts by going to SETTINGS --> PREFERENCES --> USER INTERFACE Tab and tick both Show legacy simple charts & Show legacy advanced charts.
You can attach the log file (rapidminer-studio) of rapidminer found in .rapidminer folder present in C drive (Users) here to check. In the meantime you can use old charts by going to SETTINGS --> PREFERENCES --> USER INTERFACE Tab and tick both Show legacy simple charts & Show legacy advanced charts.