"QT platform plugin could not be initialized"
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The platform plugin is a dll (qwindows.dll). If you know the Qt version and compiler used by the application you can download the corresponding Qt package and copy the dll over. Ultimately, however, his is a problem you should report to the provider of the commercial app
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@VRonin Sadly, a refund won't even cover a quarter of the time I've already expended. My gold-plated service agreement that I got when I purchased my machine direct from the Microsoft Store is not all that useful right now since they have closed all their outlets for the duration of the Current Unpleasantness.
(Query: If Apple Stores have Geniuses, what do Microsoft Stores have?)
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This sounds similar to the issue encountered at https://forum.qt.io/topic/90293/could-not-find-or-load-the-qt-platform-plugin-windows-in
I'm guessing that the commercial software modified some global environment variables which breaks other Qt-based programs on your PC. (We know that the OneDrive client is Qt-based: https://forum.qt.io/topic/87898/microsoft-onedrive-sync-uses-qt-and-is-hiring-seattle-usa )
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Hi
Just as a note.
If its a commercial program,. did you check if it made a recovery point?Also, did you try reinstalling one drive ?
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-files/reinstall-onedrive/886b52a3-1944-4d86-a6c1-e940cd5a1b5f -
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Hi
Its a bit odd that search and such was also affected since its its not made in Qt so
it should not have happened.
Disk recovery tools rarely write to the registry however they
do fiddle with the file system.I was wondering if you did run a full disk scan ?
chkdsk C: /f /r /x
(from admin command prompt. ask to do during boot)
and also a
sfc /scannow