RepairCenter Stops Responding And Closes After Login

Upon logging in to RepairCenter, user experiences a "RepairCenter has stopped responding" message and the program will close.

Domain managed security settings and permissions are preventing the RepairCenter shortcut from accessing files from C:\Program Files(X86)\Mitchell

Change the current RepairCenter desktop shortcut's start in folder 

1. Right-click RepairCenter desktop shortcut and go to properties.
2. In the Start in field add the location of Mitchell.Repair.Windows.RepairCenter.exe typically C:\Program Files (x86)\Mitchell\RepairCenter.

Alternate Fix

Create a new shortcut from the Mitchell.Repair.Windows.RepairCenter.exe in C:\Program Files (x86)\Mitchell\RepairCenter.

1. In windows explorer go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Mitchell\RepairCenter
2. Find Mitchell.Repair.Windows.RepairCenter right-click point to send to then select Desktop (create shortcut).