I found the solution.
The WAPT service runs under a local system account (NT_Authority\System) and may not have access to the network share specified in the WAPT package.
Simply adding the Everyone user to the share fixes it.
The solution was actually quite simple... but not secure.

Hello :) ,
As part of installing an .exe file, I need to retrieve some configuration files.
Rather than placing the files in the WAPT package (to limit its size), I want to copy the files to the client machine from a network share.
When I test the...

Good morning ,
Thank you for your reply, I managed to solve it by doubling the "\\" in the file paths.
To stop the processes, I now use the command

Hello, :)
I was working on WAPT version 1.8 and I'm currently installing and scaling up the Enterprise version 2.4.
I've rebuilt all the packages.
With some packages, I'm encountering errors I didn't have before:
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