PSoC Designer build not working in Win10 64 bit

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Hi

I've just moved from a slow 32 bit Windows 10 system to a faster 64 bit system. I have installed PSoC Designer 5.4 in XP-SP3 compatibility mode, but the build does not take place.

I get this message:

Starting MAKE... psocmakemake.exe PDProject1 -oproject.mk creating project.mk -- no changes mkdepend.exe -f project.dep -p./obj/ -o.o -- -IC:/PROGRA~2/Cypress/PSOCDE~1/5.4/Common/CYPRES~1/tools/include -I./lib -I./std -I. -IC:/PROGRA~2/Cypress/PSOCDE~1/5.4/Common/CYPRES~1/tools/include/CY8C28~1  -- main.c ser_lcd.asm boot.asm mkdepend.exe @mkdep mkdepend.exe @mkdep if exist output\PDProject1.rom del /F /Q  output\PDProject1.rom if exist output\PDProject1.hex del /F /Q  output\PDProject1.hex make: *** No rule to make target `D:\Hardware\PSoC\Chip', needed by `lib/obj/daily.o'.  Stop.   PDProject1 - 1 error(s) 0 warning(s) 02:28:08

Please advise

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Haah!!

It worked!

I just removed the spaces from the directory names.

My source was in 'Hardware\PSoC\Chip Level Projects\433 Projects\'

I changed to 'Hardware\PSoC\ChipLevelProjects\433Projects\'

No need to move the files to root dir, or re-install etc.

Going to program a chip and test its working!

Thank you Sampath.

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