Here's a WAG-load of possible issues, because you haven't given us (well, me anyway, to be sure I understand your problem (more on this, below).

• Is myModule stored in "D:\Website\One\cgi-bin\" or stored in your site lib or similar?

  Is "Websiste" a typo?
  Why are the first two path elements preceded by a double back-shash whereas the third element has only a single backslash?
  And what happens if you add a trailing backslash(after "cgi-bin")?

• Are you relying on myModule to process the params received from a conventional cgi-script? If not, what is doing the processing?
• Probably irrelevant, but you are showing us a Win32 location which begs that I ask -- Apache? IIS? something else?
• Are you getting any kind of error messages or warnings, with any of your variations?
  And what does your log (server log) have that might help id the problem? If so, we'll offer much better help if you quote them, verbatim.

Re shortage of detail about your problem, numerous FAQS on how to ask a question explain what kind of info we need (including that noted above). Please read On asking for help, How do I post a question effectively? and I know what I mean. Why don't you?.

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