ThinApp Updated Package doesn't update existing Sandbox files

This has to be a common problem, but the discussion topics are not quite the same scenarios. I must be using the wrong search terms to search by in the forums.
First, the issue in simple terms.. and then greater detail: I'm having an issue where a very simple app is created, but if the app is re-built with only a couple of changes, not all files in the "existing" users's Sandbox will be updated to reflect the change. Meaning, if I maintain the same Sandbox path, and it is reused on the updated app, the sandbox will sometimes continue to use the old files from the prior build.
Example: Let's say the package consists of...
     ThinApp_Package.exe (living in \\networkshare\AppHome)
               App.exe (original)
               xxx.dll
               yyy.dll
               user_settings.ini
               another_config.ini (original)
      SandboxPath=D:\SandboxFolder\
      SandboxName=App-Saved-Files           (Sandbox shows the original files above just fine)
Now, if our developer creates a new "app.exe" and it uses a new statement to Read/Write in the "config.ini", I will recompile the app with those two files updated.
When the new ThinApp package is launched, the new binary "App.exe" will be correct, but the "config.ini" that is being referenced is the OLD, prior file that exists in the Sandbox. The Sandbox never updates it.
If I delete the Sandbox, it will be recreated with the new and proper "config.ini" (but, of course all other custom settings for that user is lost).
     Rebuilt_and_Updated_ThinApp_Package.exe (living in \\networkshare\AppHome)
             App.exe (updated)
               xxx.dll
               yyy.dll
               user_settings.ini
               another_config.ini (updated)
      SandboxPath=D:\SandboxFolder\
      SandboxName=App-Saved-Files
(The updated "App.exe" runs fine and as expected, but continues to refer to the original "another_config.ini" in the Sandbox from the prior build and does not update... so I have no choice but to delete the Sandbox and lose the users settings)
More details: If this is not a common, simple issue (which, I'm sure it is, and I'm overlooking something... I'm not too skilled with ThinApp).
The App is centrally hosted on a network share (has run this way since Thinstall days), I don't recall the issue before, so I must be triggering it somehow.
The overall age of the sandbox is not that old. I can recreate the issue starting with a new Sandbox and then updating the package once.
The Sandbox is a forced path to the Local User's D_Drive, in a common accessible area for all.
The Package is WRITECOPY, except for the one sub-folder where the EXE and INI exist, that one folder is FULL (This is due to the App needing to be on the C: drive, but the current company Administrative rules won't allow writing to the C: Drive.
It is an older 32bit, Visual Basic compiled app, running on Windows 7 (64bit).
Just as a quick test I have asked the developer to always write a new "config.ini" that creates a time entry on launch, so that the file is forced to be changed (thinking a forced change in the file should force it to the sandbox... but that has no affect, it still does not update the sandbox.
We have several, similar programs of that hosted in the same manner.. and have for years. But, it appears that this one is giving me a hassle and I cannot pinpoint the change that causes this behavior.
So, I guess a general question is, "What is the decision process within ThinApp that would direct the application to view Sandbox Content over -internal- compiled content if the internal content is newer or different size?" The only common thing between the compiled content and sandbox content is the file name.
Thanks for helping an amateur.

Hey there, thanks for the reply. The project's Default isolation is "WriteCopy". But the folder that contains the config.ini file is "Full". (stated in the original post). You can view the INI the sandbox just fine, as expected... except now it is not updating with the one in the package. There was never an answer, so I had no choice but to delete the Sandboxes... it is fine now. But it would be nice to know how/why ThinApp will suddenly misbehave and not update the file. Reading some undertones in other posts, it seems to happen now and then.
Thanks again.

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SQL Server 2012 Cumulative update package 2 (CU2) for SQL Server 2012 Service Pack 2 - why only for x86 ?

Hey guys...
Im a little bit confused... i wanted to download the newest hotfixes for SQL server 2012...
But the download for :
2983175 Cumulative update package 2 (CU2) for SQL Server 2012 Service Pack
is only for the platform: x86 available ... but my SQL server 2012 is running in a x64 environment...
(when i checked the older cumulative updates... they're all only for x86.. can someone tell me why ? )
thanks and regards,
Dominic

There doesn't exist an SQL Express "Standard". It's two different editions.
For Express there are three 32bit/64bit editions:
Express, Express with Tools and Express with Advanced Services.
Express with Tools is essentially Express with Management Studio Tools, Express with Advanced Services adds also BI (Business Intelligence) + Reporting Services.
As for where you can apply the cumulative update, on the link you can see this:
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Service Pack 2, when used with:
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Analysis Services
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Developer
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Enterprise
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Express
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Business Intelligence
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Standard
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Web
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I've just updated my iPad to iOS 7.02 and I'm not able now to download new apps nor update the version of the existing ones.

Hi!
I've just updated my iPad to iOS 7.02 and I'm not able now to download new apps nor update the version of the existing ones. All of them are "waiting"... for ever.Even, when trying to download a new app, a "dratf" icon appears on the ipad, not the app's own icon...
I've tried to switch off and on the iPad, disconnect and reconnect the itunes id... and nothing works. Even deleting an app, to download it again, doesn't work. It even doesn't ask for my password!!! (Stays with the small square with a circle around, the one that gets "bolder" while downloading... but it doesn't get bolder now. Just stay...).
Any suggestions? I wouldn't like to reset the iPad, since I've got data in some apps that I wouldn't like lo loose...
By the way, I can not either delete some apps with thos "draft" icons... even when the alert that appears when trying to do that is shown and select "ok".
Thank you in advance!
Best Regards,
Carlos.

Hi,
Thank you, Once_was_lost, but it doesn't work either. I tried it yesterday as an option (I think you're referring to the options of those apps in the settings app).
The problems are still here... I've been able to update some apps using the PC itunes (connecting the app to it), but all the other apps are still "wating", and I have two new strange things:
* I cannnot remove the apps that are downloading (at least those that are supposed to be downolading ) . But I could remove one from the PC... and now there is an "empty line" in the "to update apps list".
* Stranger: though I cannot download new apps or music from the store, I can do in-app purchases!!! In that case, I'm asked for the password and the item downloads. How is it possible?????
I can download with the same user in the PC, in the iPhone... but not in the iPad .
I'm getting mad...

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