Fix: Handle IOException when reading Windows INI file #17443
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desktop.iniread fails withIOExceptiondue toERROR_ACCESS_DENIEDon mounted system file.IOExceptionto the catch block when reading the Windows INI file handles cases where the file is inaccessible or corrupted, resolving the issue.