MATLAB R2015b - Error using connector.​internal.a​utostart.r​un

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Hello,
I get this error when I run MATLAB R2015b:
Error using connector.internal.autostart.run
Cannot CD to C:\Users\30697\Έγγραφα\MATLAB (Directory access failure).
I also take this WARNING:
Warning: Userpath must be an absolute path and must exist on disk.
The folder that is trying to CD is empty.
What should I do?
Thank you everyone!
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Rik
Rik on 21 Mar 2023
Does this error also occur for other folders with rich text names?
Nikolaos Rizogiannis
Nikolaos Rizogiannis on 21 Mar 2023
Edited: Nikolaos Rizogiannis on 21 Mar 2023
I dont even know why MATLAB is trying to CD to this folder. It created by itself and it is empty.
Is it trying to take any resources from there? I don't know.
I also take this WARNING:
Warning: Userpath must be an absolute path and must exist on disk.

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Nikolaos Rizogiannis
Nikolaos Rizogiannis on 21 Mar 2023
PROBLEM SOLVED!
I checked the if the userpath variable in MATLAB is set to a valid path on my disk typing in the MATLAB command window the command userpath. I got as result an empty ans = ' ', so I set the path to one I wanted to.
I set the path typing userpath('<folder path>') in the command window, where <folder path> is the path of the folder I created in the directory I chose named 'MATLAB'.

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