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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Dave / NR1DX
Sent: Monday, April 13, 2020 16:26
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [DXLab] Commander loosing control of radios

Tom

Since there was also a WIN-10 update recently go check all the settings
under power management in Window's setting. and look at the settings on the
COM port you use to talk to Commander in device manager (<WIN><X><Device
Manager>) I had a similar problem last year after an update where my mouse
would would suddenly die after 30minutes . There was a windows setting that
powered down some of the USB ports after a while, that the genius's at MS
decided to check or uncheck the box for me during an update

Dave
NR1DX

On 4/13/2020 5:06 PM, tgzuber wrote:

I been having trouble with commander loosing control of my radios and
sent an email earlier about it. At that that time I checked all ports
to make sure they would not turn off automatically and set Windows
Defender (the only anti-virus program on my computer) to accept the
DXLabs folder as well as all the individual folders within the main
folder.

After doing some checking around, I have found that Commander 1426
works without a glitch. All versions after that produce the connection
loss problem. Commander versions 1431 and up will loose contact after
1/2 hour or there abouts. Last week when Version 1455 became available
I installed it and upon running it discovered it looses contact every
5 minutes.

I'm happily running 1431 but am curious why later versions are causing
the problem. My radios are Yaesu FT-2000 and Ft-847 and my computer is
a 6 month old intel i5 with Windows 10Pro..

Any clues would be appreciated.

Tom WN?DRC

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