Hello Daniela Wittmeier,

It sounds as though there are a number of issues here and the installation is becoming corrupt.

I would first suggest you ensure that both Studio and MultiTerm are added to your AV exceptions list.

https://gateway.sdl.com/apex/communityknowledge?articleName=000005759

The issues with dependency file is often due to the source file being too large to be embedded in the sdlxliff.

https://gateway.sdl.com/apex/communityknowledge?articleName=000001543

I would also suggest removing the TM from the project, then doing a repair/reset

https://gateway.sdl.com/apex/communityknowledge?articleName=000001414

Then add the TM back into the project.

Please let us know if the resolves the issues.

Hello Daniela Wittmeier ,

This is an issue that many users face (trying to find the AppData folder as its hidden by default)

Simply in File Explorer- go to VIEW and then enable Hidden Items- you will then see the AppData folder

In regards to the rair via the control panel/ Programs and Features, you need to select the correct option -

Right click Studio- to get the following option

Click Uninstall/Change- then agree to changes being made and then you will see the following-

Now click Repair and you should be ok now.

Thanks again Steven, the file explorer thing has worked.

The repair/change ("Ändern") option is not active in my Apps and Features, all I can do is reinstall, but I doubt that this will solve the problem as I´ve reinstalled it recently and nothing has changed.

With regards to the dependency file issue, I usually don´t work with packages but simple word or pdf files that aren´t all that large. The path that it shows in the error message does lead to some temp folder, which should be solved by the antivirus exceptions I hope. If it´s not, can I simply click on browse for the dependency file and then go to the word or pdf file (which is not in a temp folder, so a different path than suggested)?

Thanks heaps teach pixie :-)

Dani