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I fixed my problem with Propview accessing data by * Opening Windows Defender Firewall * Click Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall * Change Settings * Allow another App... *

+ AA6YQ comments below + Recovery instructions are here: https://www.dxlabsuite.com/dxlabwiki/RecoverMissingExecutable 73, Dave, AA6YQ

Jake - tried your excellent suggestion, & re-booted; but it made no improvement,. Thanks for the idea. 73, Gary W1EBM ________________________________ Sent: Friday, April 10, 2020 11:16 PM To:

Michael, Your virus protection software has quarantined Commander. Most likely you use MS Defender. A recent change has made this package identify Commander as containing a virus. Search the

I'm unable to launch Commander. I'm running Icom 756 PRO III, The message from DXLabLauncher is "unable to launch Commander - the file C:\DXLab\Commander\CI-V Commander.exe does not exist" What am I

+ AA6YQ comments below Thanks for your reply Iain. The reason I brought it up is that I think in past years if you had what was thought to be a high risk Q and it was later confirmed by LOTW the H

Thanks for your reply Iain. The reason I brought it up is that I think in past years if you had what was thought to be a high risk Q and it was later confirmed by LOTW the H was changed to an L and

<jperalta4@...> wrote: I don't think so. Why would you think that? A QSO may be high risk for some other reason (e.g. there's some question about the validity of the operatio

Today I worked a station I needed for CQ Marathon. I wasn't 100% sure it was a completed contact because of QRM. I logged the contact and placed an H in the Country Risk block in DXKeeper.

+ AA6YQ comments below + Yes, it is. 73, Dave, AA6YQ > > >

Good morning Dave, I'll follow the steps in the link you provided, to try to find the culprit affecting performance. Is this a correct statement of the issue .....? Need to find "an application or

See: /g/DXLab/message/192460 You will need to repeat the first half twice - once to remove Commander from quarantine and a second time to remove DXKeeper from quarantine. The

+ AA6YQ comments below + Then some other application or service in your system that is being automatically started when Windows is booted normally is responsible for the performance degradation.

+ AA6YQ comments below + Windows Defender is an anti-malware application; its full name is "Windows Defender Antivirus": https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/comprehensive-security + For

Thanks Iain and Dave. "Lookup missing location info" was not checked. 73, --scott ------ Scott Stembaugh - N9LJX radio.n9ljx@... http://sites.google.com/site/radion9ljx

I would check the performance setting in the system folder off of the control panel Check the advanced systems setting and set visual for performance and then the advanced tab check for performance

Disabled Windows Defender by: - turned OFF Real-Time protection - turned OFF Cloud-delivered protection - turned OFF Tamper protection Disabled Windows Defender Firewall No improvement in

Figured it out with trial and error. I've never encountered anything like this before. Scott

Dave, thank you for the quick reply. This is where I'm totally lost. I use Windows Defender. I have looked and all DXLabs apps are allowed, and have been that way. I have no idea where to go next 1.

+ AA6YQ comments below I disabled the automatic startup (via Task manager) of all (14) Windows applications, and rebooted Windows (normal); Lookup response time has not improved; still takes 4-5