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Originally Posted by Surfergirl
The PID for a Windows PC often (always?) has a $ as the 8th character, and I think this is what is causing the problem.
I've got this problem - my PID is from a PC and has a $ as the 8th character.
Thanks, Irene
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Hi Surfergirl, look back to post #15 & #13 have the answer to your problem.
Your PC PID is a 10 digit, where the eight digit is a $, put your PID in single quotes and drop of the last two char so if your PID. So if your PID is 1234567$90 change it to '1234567$' (include single quotes).
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