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Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10


 

I had a quick scan of previous posts and did not see any relevant thread to my question, so here goes...
I now have Uiview32 installed on 3 PCs all running Windows10 Professional. 64BIT


Uiview32 is mounted OUTSIDE of the programs folder directly on the C: Hardrive


My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32, it remains hidden.
It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the task bar either!


I open up Task Manager and it shows Uiview32 in the list of programs that are running so I kill it and then start Uiview32 again and this time it shows up on the desktop and everything works just fine.


Every successive start of Uiview32 after that is just fine until I have to reboot the PC and then I see the same problem again.


It makes no difference if you start Uiview32 by right clicking and starting in Administrator mode


I am curious if anyone else has seen this and if so is there a "fix" I can apply to cure this problem!


73
Steve, kf6wax


 

I've had that issue with a netbook running Win 7 starter. I just restart the program each time I want to use it on a cold boot. It would be nice to know the why? But it does run correctly if you kill it and then restart.

Mike KB7WUK
Portland OR
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On 08/02/15 13:31, kf6wax@... [ui-view] wrote:
I had a quick scan of previous posts and did not see any relevant thread to my question, so here goes...
I now have Uiview32 installed on 3 PCs all running Windows10 Professional. 64BIT


Uiview32 is mounted OUTSIDE of the programs folder directly on the C: Hardrive


My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32, it remains hidden.
It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the task bar either!


I open up Task Manager and it shows Uiview32 in the list of programs that are running so I kill it and then start Uiview32 again and this time it shows up on the desktop and everything works just fine.


Every successive start of Uiview32 after that is just fine until I have to reboot the PC and then I see the same problem again.


It makes no difference if you start Uiview32 by right clicking and starting in Administrator mode


I am curious if anyone else has seen this and if so is there a "fix" I can apply to cure this problem!


73
Steve, kf6wax





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UI-View website:

UI-View Registration:
Select language & fill in your name and callsign. Return later
to collect your registration.

APRS Server List: To update the APRS Server List, change the
download URL to... aprs2.net/APRServe2.txt

For North American users, PMap 9 (Precision Mapping 9.0) along
with PMapServer 9 can provide street level mapping for all of North
America. They can be installed without hassle on Windows 7 & 8.
PMapServer is available for download on the UI-View website.
However, Undertow Software is no longer selling new copies of
PMap 9, but existing owners can continue to use it as long as they
can get it registered.

Users of Windows Vista, 7 or 8 should not install UI-View below
Program Files. Instead, create a folder elsewhere. To view UI-View's
built-in context sensitive help file, download and install WinHlp32.exe.


Useful hints and tips about setting up and using UI-View are
available on Stephen WA8LMF's website.

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Yahoo Groups Links




Ron Wenig
 

Same thing here Steve. I always forget where it is in Task manager and
have to hunt for it to shut it down. When you try to run it again it
says UiView is already running. Also, Win 10 64 bit.

Ron NY3J

On 8/2/2015 4:31 PM, kf6wax@... [ui-view] wrote:

I had a quick scan of previous posts and did not see any relevant
thread to my question, so here goes...
I now have Uiview32 installed on 3 PCs all running Windows10
Professional. 64BIT


Uiview32 is mounted OUTSIDE of the programs folder directly on the C:
Hardrive


My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start
and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32,
it remains hidden.
It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the task bar either!


I open up Task Manager and it shows Uiview32 in the list of programs
that are running so I kill it and then start Uiview32 again and this
time it shows up on the desktop and everything works just fine.


Every successive start of Uiview32 after that is just fine until I
have to reboot the PC and then I see the same problem again.


It makes no difference if you start Uiview32 by right clicking and
starting in Administrator mode


I am curious if anyone else has seen this and if so is there a "fix" I
can apply to cure this problem!


73
Steve, kf6wax

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Steve K6WAX wrote¡­

My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32, it remains hidden. It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the task bar either!
Is UI-View sending any commands to the TNC when it starts or stops? Try setting it to "com port none" and saving the changes and exiting the program and see if it starts normally then. Next open the terminal window and watch what happens when you enable and disable the TNC.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH
"I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"


steve
 

I am running all 3 on TCPIP only
Steve
From: "Keith VE7GDH ve7gdh@... [ui-view]" <ui-view@...>
To: "ui-view@..." <ui-view@...>
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 2:30 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

? Steve K6WAX wrote¡­

My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32, it remains hidden. It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the task bar either!
Is UI-View sending any commands to the TNC when it starts or stops? Try setting it to "com port none" and saving the changes and exiting the program and see if it starts normally then. Next open the terminal window and watch what happens when you enable and disable the TNC.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH
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steve
 

It is nice to know that I am not alone in this problem, I have now also found that My WX station stopped showing weather data, it ran briefly as kf6wax-3 then simply stopped and nothing I do can get it to start again.
I am using the latest version of Weather Display (registered) and have the WXNOW.TXT set up!!
73Steve, kf6wax
From: "Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view]" <ui-view@...>
To: ui-view@...
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 2:28 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

? Same thing here Steve. I always forget where it is in Task manager and
have to hunt for it to shut it down. When you try to run it again it
says UiView is already running. Also, Win 10 64 bit.

Ron NY3J

On 8/2/2015 4:31 PM, kf6wax@... [ui-view] wrote:

I had a quick scan of previous posts and did not see any relevant
thread to my question, so here goes...
I now have Uiview32 installed on 3 PCs all running Windows10
Professional. 64BIT


Uiview32 is mounted OUTSIDE of the programs folder directly on the C:
Hardrive


My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start
and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32,
it remains hidden.
It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the task bar either!


I open up Task Manager and it shows Uiview32 in the list of programs
that are running so I kill it and then start Uiview32 again and this
time it shows up on the desktop and everything works just fine.


Every successive start of Uiview32 after that is just fine until I
have to reboot the PC and then I see the same problem again.


It makes no difference if you start Uiview32 by right clicking and
starting in Administrator mode


I am curious if anyone else has seen this and if so is there a "fix" I
can apply to cure this problem!


73
Steve, kf6wax

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Ron Wenig
 

Keith,

So I set "com port none", rebooted and started UiView and it didn't come
up. I then went into Task Manager and found UiView. This time I right
clicked and selected "Analyze wait chain", not sure what that means.
Screen shot is included. This time I waited, I think around 10 minutes
and "wait chain" went away and UiView came up. So I guess it's going to
take a while for UiView to start in Windows 10 the first time it's
started after a reboot.



Ron NY3J

On 8/2/2015 5:30 PM, Keith VE7GDH ve7gdh@... [ui-view] wrote:

Steve K6WAX wrote¡­

My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start
and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32,
it remains hidden. It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the
task bar either!

Is UI-View sending any commands to the TNC when it starts or stops?
Try setting it to "com port none" and saving the changes and exiting
the program and see if it starts normally then. Next open the terminal
window and watch what happens when you enable and disable the TNC.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH
"I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"



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On Aug 2, 2015, at 4:41 PM, steve kf6wax@... [ui-view] <ui-view@...> wrote:

It is nice to know that I am not alone in this problem, I have now also found that My WX station stopped showing weather data, it ran briefly as kf6wax-3 then simply stopped and nothing I do can get it to start again.
I am using the latest version of Weather Display (registered) and have the WXNOW.TXT set up!!
73Steve, kf6wax
From: "Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view]" <ui-view@...>
To: ui-view@...
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 2:28 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

Same thing here Steve. I always forget where it is in Task manager and
have to hunt for it to shut it down. When you try to run it again it
says UiView is already running. Also, Win 10 64 bit.

Ron NY3J

On 8/2/2015 4:31 PM, kf6wax@... [ui-view] wrote:

I had a quick scan of previous posts and did not see any relevant
thread to my question, so here goes...
I now have Uiview32 installed on 3 PCs all running Windows10
Professional. 64BIT


Uiview32 is mounted OUTSIDE of the programs folder directly on the C:
Hardrive


My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start
and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32,
it remains hidden.
It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the task bar either!


I open up Task Manager and it shows Uiview32 in the list of programs
that are running so I kill it and then start Uiview32 again and this
time it shows up on the desktop and everything works just fine.


steve
 

It looks like we are getting closer to the problem with Ron's finding the?Analyze wait chain in Task manager, of course this still does not explain why any future restarts of Uiview start quite normally after the first hung delay,As I said earlier Keith, I only use TCPIP, and no RF so I never have to configure a Port,
Thanks for all the interesting replies, even the one about bottom posting....wasting your breath on me about that subject!
73Steve, KF6WAX
From: "Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view]" <ui-view@...>
To: ui-view@...
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

? Keith,

So I set "com port none", rebooted and started UiView and it didn't come
up. I then went into Task Manager and found UiView. This time I right
clicked and selected "Analyze wait chain", not sure what that means.
Screen shot is included. This time I waited, I think around 10 minutes
and "wait chain" went away and UiView came up. So I guess it's going to
take a while for UiView to start in Windows 10 the first time it's
started after a reboot.

Ron NY3J

On 8/2/2015 5:30 PM, Keith VE7GDH ve7gdh@... [ui-view] wrote:

Steve K6WAX wrote¡­

My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start
and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32,
it remains hidden. It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the
task bar either!

Is UI-View sending any commands to the TNC when it starts or stops?
Try setting it to "com port none" and saving the changes and exiting
the program and see if it starts normally then. Next open the terminal
window and watch what happens when you enable and disable the TNC.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH
"I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"

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steve
 

Ron,
I tried the same thing last night and my wait chain time was 1.5 hours, after that Uiview popped up on the screen and ran as normal.
Patently we need to find a way to get around this "Wait Chain" or simply doing what I currently do, Kill Uiview and do another restart, I am sure that there is someone out there with computer skills far above my level of understanding to sort this problem out!
73Steve, kf6wax
From: "Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view]" <ui-view@...>
To: ui-view@...
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

? Keith,

So I set "com port none", rebooted and started UiView and it didn't come
up. I then went into Task Manager and found UiView. This time I right
clicked and selected "Analyze wait chain", not sure what that means.
Screen shot is included. This time I waited, I think around 10 minutes
and "wait chain" went away and UiView came up. So I guess it's going to
take a while for UiView to start in Windows 10 the first time it's
started after a reboot.

Ron NY3J

On 8/2/2015 5:30 PM, Keith VE7GDH ve7gdh@... [ui-view] wrote:

Steve K6WAX wrote¡­

My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start
and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32,
it remains hidden. It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the
task bar either!

Is UI-View sending any commands to the TNC when it starts or stops?
Try setting it to "com port none" and saving the changes and exiting
the program and see if it starts normally then. Next open the terminal
window and watch what happens when you enable and disable the TNC.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH
"I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"



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Alan Pounder
 

I've seen reports of programs using DDE having delays on start up under Windows 10. The problem seems to lie in a defect of Cortana. People who have disabled Cortana find the delays go away. I don't know if UI-View uses DDE but you might try disabling Cortana and see if things improve. I don't have anything running Windows 10 to try myself.

Regards,
Alan P.

On 3 Aug 2015, at 16:01, steve kf6wax@... [ui-view] <ui-view@...> wrote:

Ron,
I tried the same thing last night and my wait chain time was 1.5 hours, after that Uiview popped up on the screen and ran as normal.
Patently we need to find a way to get around this "Wait Chain" or simply doing what I currently do, Kill Uiview and do another restart, I am sure that there is someone out there with computer skills far above my level of understanding to sort this problem out!
73Steve, kf6wax
From: "Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view]" <ui-view@...>
To: ui-view@...
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

Keith,

So I set "com port none", rebooted and started UiView and it didn't come
up. I then went into Task Manager and found UiView. This time I right
clicked and selected "Analyze wait chain", not sure what that means.
Screen shot is included. This time I waited, I think around 10 minutes
and "wait chain" went away and UiView came up. So I guess it's going to
take a while for UiView to start in Windows 10 the first time it's
started after a reboot.

Ron NY3J

On 8/2/2015 5:30 PM, Keith VE7GDH ve7gdh@... [ui-view] wrote:

Steve K6WAX wrote¡­

My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start
and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32,
it remains hidden. It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the
task bar either!

Is UI-View sending any commands to the TNC when it starts or stops?
Try setting it to "com port none" and saving the changes and exiting
the program and see if it starts normally then. Next open the terminal
window and watch what happens when you enable and disable the TNC.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH
"I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"



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Posted by: steve <kf6wax@...>
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Please do not top post, and trim quoted text as much as possible.

UI-View website:

UI-View Registration:
Select language & fill in your name and callsign. Return later
to collect your registration.

APRS Server List: To update the APRS Server List, change the
download URL to... aprs2.net/APRServe2.txt

For North American users, PMap 9 (Precision Mapping 9.0) along
with PMapServer 9 can provide street level mapping for all of North
America. They can be installed without hassle on Windows 7 & 8.
PMapServer is available for download on the UI-View website.
However, Undertow Software is no longer selling new copies of
PMap 9, but existing owners can continue to use it as long as they
can get it registered.

Users of Windows Vista, 7 or 8 should not install UI-View below
Program Files. Instead, create a folder elsewhere. To view UI-View&#39;s
built-in context sensitive help file, download and install WinHlp32.exe.


Useful hints and tips about setting up and using UI-View are
available on Stephen WA8LMF's website.

------------------------------------

Yahoo Groups Links



Ron Wenig
 

Steve,

It looks like it's actually waiting for searchui.exe which is part of
Cortana. I did some searches and it looks like you can't completely
disable Cortana. I don't think Microsoft wants you messing with her.
When I killed just the searchui.exe program under the Uiview.exe wait
chain Uiview then started. I guess it's the price you have to pay for
using UiView with Windows 10.

Ron NY3J

On 8/3/2015 11:01 AM, steve kf6wax@... [ui-view] wrote:

Ron,
I tried the same thing last night and my wait chain time was 1.5
hours, after that Uiview popped up on the screen and ran as normal.
Patently we need to find a way to get around this "Wait Chain" or
simply doing what I currently do, Kill Uiview and do another restart,
I am sure that there is someone out there with computer skills far
above my level of understanding to sort this problem out!
73Steve, kf6wax
From: "Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view]" <ui-view@...>
To: ui-view@...
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

Keith,


 

There is a way to analyze the wait chain and find what process is causing the wait. In Win7 you get to it through the resource monitor utility. Finding out what's causing the wait, might provide a clue.

I don't see the problem here but on a system with a long delay, using the resource monitor you might be able to figure it out.

John - K9IJ

steve kf6wax@... [ui-view] wrote:
Ron,
I tried the same thing last night and my wait chain time was 1.5 hours, after that Uiview popped up on the screen and ran as normal.
Patently we need to find a way to get around this "Wait Chain" or simply doing what I currently do, Kill Uiview and do another restart, I am sure that there is someone out there with computer skills far above my level of understanding to sort this problem out!
73Steve, kf6wax
From: "Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view]"<ui-view@...>
To: ui-view@...
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

Keith,

So I set "com port none", rebooted and started UiView and it didn't come
up. I then went into Task Manager and found UiView. This time I right
clicked and selected "Analyze wait chain", not sure what that means.
Screen shot is included. This time I waited, I think around 10 minutes
and "wait chain" went away and UiView came up. So I guess it's going to
take a while for UiView to start in Windows 10 the first time it's
started after a reboot.

Ron NY3J

On 8/2/2015 5:30 PM, Keith VE7GDH ve7gdh@... [ui-view] wrote:
Steve K6WAX wrote¡­

My problem is that after the PC has been rebooted (Both a cold start
and a simple power cycle restart) My first attempt to start Uiview32,
it remains hidden. It is not running in the hidden Icons folder in the
task bar either!

Is UI-View sending any commands to the TNC when it starts or stops?
Try setting it to "com port none" and saving the changes and exiting
the program and see if it starts normally then. Next open the terminal
window and watch what happens when you enable and disable the TNC.

--
73 Keith VE7GDH
"I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"


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Posted by: steve<kf6wax@...>
------------------------------------

Please do not top post, and trim quoted text as much as possible.

UI-View website:

UI-View Registration:
Select language& fill in your name and callsign. Return later
to collect your registration.

APRS Server List: To update the APRS Server List, change the
download URL to... aprs2.net/APRServe2.txt

For North American users, PMap 9 (Precision Mapping 9.0) along
with PMapServer 9 can provide street level mapping for all of North
America. They can be installed without hassle on Windows 7& 8.
PMapServer is available for download on the UI-View website.
However, Undertow Software is no longer selling new copies of
PMap 9, but existing owners can continue to use it as long as they
can get it registered.

Users of Windows Vista, 7 or 8 should not install UI-View below
Program Files. Instead, create a folder elsewhere. To view UI-View's
built-in context sensitive help file, download and install WinHlp32.exe.


Useful hints and tips about setting up and using UI-View are
available on Stephen WA8LMF's website.

------------------------------------

Yahoo Groups Links



--

John Rice K9IJ
johnr@...
Webmaster, Network Admin, Janitor


 

Try this..

If you want to disable Cortana completely, just launch the personal assistant, click on the small hamburger button in the top left corner and look for the option that reads Do you want Cortana to work for you? Simply choose Off and you're good to go.

It may or may not totally disable it, but it's worth a try.

John - K9IJ

Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view] wrote:

Steve,

It looks like it's actually waiting for searchui.exe which is part of
Cortana. I did some searches and it looks like you can't completely
disable Cortana. I don't think Microsoft wants you messing with her.
When I killed just the searchui.exe program under the Uiview.exe wait
chain Uiview then started. I guess it's the price you have to pay for
using UiView with Windows 10.

Ron NY3J

On 8/3/2015 11:01 AM, steve kf6wax@... [ui-view] wrote:
Ron,
I tried the same thing last night and my wait chain time was 1.5
hours, after that Uiview popped up on the screen and ran as normal.
Patently we need to find a way to get around this "Wait Chain" or
simply doing what I currently do, Kill Uiview and do another restart,
I am sure that there is someone out there with computer skills far
above my level of understanding to sort this problem out!
73Steve, kf6wax
From: "Ron Wenig rwenig@... [ui-view]"<ui-view@...>
To: ui-view@...
Sent: Sunday, August 2, 2015 3:20 PM
Subject: Re: [UI-View] Uiview32 Start up on Windows 10

Keith,





------------------------------------
Posted by: Ron Wenig<rwenig@...>
------------------------------------

Please do not top post, and trim quoted text as much as possible.

UI-View website:

UI-View Registration:
Select language& fill in your name and callsign. Return later
to collect your registration.

APRS Server List: To update the APRS Server List, change the
download URL to... aprs2.net/APRServe2.txt

For North American users, PMap 9 (Precision Mapping 9.0) along
with PMapServer 9 can provide street level mapping for all of North
America. They can be installed without hassle on Windows 7& 8.
PMapServer is available for download on the UI-View website.
However, Undertow Software is no longer selling new copies of
PMap 9, but existing owners can continue to use it as long as they
can get it registered.

Users of Windows Vista, 7 or 8 should not install UI-View below
Program Files. Instead, create a folder elsewhere. To view UI-View's
built-in context sensitive help file, download and install WinHlp32.exe.


Useful hints and tips about setting up and using UI-View are
available on Stephen WA8LMF's website.

------------------------------------

Yahoo Groups Links



--

John Rice K9IJ
johnr@...
Webmaster, Network Admin, Janitor


Ron Wenig
 

Steve,

I saw your wait time and I had to test it myself. So I started UiView
and mine took close to 3 hours and it finally started. Cortano and all
of her secret searches are all turned off also.

Ron NY3J

On 8/3/2015 12:30 PM, Ron Wenig wrote:
Steve,

It looks like it's actually waiting for searchui.exe which is part of
Cortana. I did some searches and it looks like you can't completely
disable Cortana. I don't think Microsoft wants you messing with her.
When I killed just the searchui.exe program under the Uiview.exe wait
chain Uiview then started. I guess it's the price you have to pay for
using UiView with Windows 10.

Ron NY3J

On 8/3/2015 11:01 AM, steve kf6wax@... [ui-view] wrote:

Ron,
I tried the same thing last night and my wait chain time was 1.5
hours, after that Uiview popped up on the screen and ran as normal.
Patently we need to find a way to get around this "Wait Chain" or
simply doing what I currently do, Kill Uiview and do another restart,
I am sure that there is someone out there with computer skills far
above my level of understanding to sort this problem out!
73Steve, kf6wax