Programming Failed

[belvdr]

I had a Win10 PC and when I tried to edit my G4 profile, it would throw .NET errors. Installed PPS on a new Win11 PC and everything works so far. I read the profile from my G4, edited it and saved it successfully, and when trying to program it says:

"Programming Failed.:"

Not helpful at all. I created a new blank profile with just a Free Scan knob position. It programs fine. Both profiles use the same model, so what could be the issue here?

Now PPS is crashing again on the new system. I'm frustrated with this software.

 

[belvdr]

Well, now this is lame. I had a couple of knob positions that would alert on certain tones. Editing those caused PPS to crash. I delete those positions and now it programs. *sigh*

 

[drdeputy]

I would most likely start with a fresh download/install of .NET Framework 3.5 and then a fresh install of PPS. It hasn't happened to me, just using typical logic for this type of situation. Maybe you have already done this?

 

[jaspence]

Does the software offer the ability to run it in a compatibility mode for an older version of windows? Right click on the launch icon for the program to get into the properties menu and see what choices you have.

 

[belvdr]

I would most likely start with a fresh download/install of .NET Framework 3.5 and then a fresh install of PPS. It hasn't happened to me, just using typical logic for this type of situation. Maybe you have already done this?

Yep it’s all fresh as of today.

 

[belvdr]

Does the software offer the ability to run it in a compatibility mode for an older version of windows? Right click on the launch icon for the program to get into the properties menu and see what choices you have.

What’s strange is it worked fine in Win10 then one day started crashing. I figure it was a .NET update. It only occurs on knob positions with TG alerting enabled.

I will try a compatibility mode next.