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can you paste the code how you construct the file path. i.e the code you used to open/load the file.

As I said earlier, when you start a child exe, by default the child exe's working directory is parent exe's path.
eg:
C:\Applicaiton\Bin1\Parent.exe
C:\Application\Bin2\Child.exe
C:\Application\Bin2\somefile.xls

If you start Child.exe from Parent.exe, the Working directory of Child.exe you are expecting to be 'C:\Application\Bin2\somefile.xls' but its not true. when you start Child.exe from Parent.exe the working dir of Child.exe is same as Parent.exe ie.'C:\Applicaiton\Bin1\Parent.exe' hence the application tries to find a file in Bin1 folder so throws exception.

You can force the Child.exe to use Bin2\ as its working directory by setting the ProcessStartInfo.WorkingDirectory = "Bin\..";
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