nRF Connect for Desktop plugin folder path

Hello,

I tried to use the Cellular Monitor app within the nRF Connect for Desktop software, but it encountered the following error. I have included the relevant part of the log file below. The issue is that my surname contains a special character that the nRF Connect probably does not recognize. As a result, the software replaces it with an ‘ÄŸ’ character in the path, preventing the directory from being opened. Is there a way to update the plugin folder directory in nRF Connect for Desktop so that the plugin can be used?

2025-05-05T14:00:18.181Z INFO Started tracefile
2025-05-05T14:00:18.181Z INFO Refreshing dashboard in 5 seconds
2025-05-05T14:00:18.242Z ERROR Error when creating trace: Plugin directory entry "C:\Users\MuhammetAydoÄŸan\.nrfconnect-apps\node_modules\pc-nrfconnect-cellularmonitor\node_modules\@nordicsemiconductor\nrf-monitor-lib-js\Release\win32-x64" does not exist
2025-05-05T14:00:18.242Z DEBUG Full error: {"error_code":1,"message":"Plugin directory entry \"C:\\Users\\MuhammetAydoÄŸan\\.nrfconnect-apps\\node_modules\\pc-nrfconnect-cellularmonitor\\node_modules\\@nordicsemiconductor\\nrf-monitor-lib-js\\Release\\win32-x64\" does not exist","origin":"Error when starting nrfml operation worker."}

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  • Thank you so much for your reply and help!

    The executable of nRF Connect for Desktop supports some command line switches and through two of them, those two directories can also be changed. The switches are --apps-root-dir and --user-data-dir

    This method solved my problem. With these commands, I am able to change the directories of the apps and use the cellular monitor app without encountering any errors.

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