Script path hard-coded from another computer
What it means
This table's script points to a file hard-coded from another computer.
Why it happens
Some table creators accidentally leave an absolute path from their own PC in the script (e.g. "C:\Users\their-name\..."). It works on their machine and silently doesn't anywhere else. This check only flags absolute paths whose file is confirmed absent on this exact machine — a path that happens to exist here, even by coincidence, is never reported.
How Pincab Toolbox detects it
The script references at least one absolute path (drive letter + backslash) pointing to a file, and that file does not exist on this machine.
Automatic repair
Repair, included in the Pincab Toolbox licence, can fix this one for you. Your files are backed up first, and the fix can be undone.
Check your own pincab
Pincab Toolbox is a free Windows scanner for Visual Pinball X and PinUP Popper. It finds and explains problems like this one. No account, no telemetry.
Download for freeCovered: Visual Pinball X (10.x) and PinUP Popper. Not covered: Future Pinball, Pinball FX, Visual Pinball 9 and the other frontends (PinballX, PinballY).