by Yerushalmi » Sun Oct 20, 2024 7:49 am
I still got the error on portable installation. Here's the log:
[12820] FullTrustNotifier
[12820]
[12820] FN GetChannelUri
[12820]
[12820] FN ConnectToAppService create the async task
[12820]
[12820] FN ConnectToAppServiceAsync
[12820]
[12820]
[12820] ConnectToAppServiceAsync AppNotInstalled
[12820] FullTrustNotifier Exit
[12820]
[9288] MM5 [11520]RtlGetVersion: PlatformID: 2, Major: 10, Minor: 0, build: 19045
[9288] MM5 [11520]Running on Windows 10 Anniversary
[9288] MM5 [11520]MyDir = C:\MediaMonkey\
[9288] MM5 [11520]Win7Tools - running on Windows Vista or later - initialize DWM
[9288] MM5 [11520]Win7Tools - Windows Vista DWM initialized
[9288] MM5 [11520]Win7Tools - Windows 7 DWM initialized
[9288] MM5 [11520]Win7Tools - Shell initialized
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) GetIsPortableInstall: true
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) INI path: C:\MediaMonkey\Portable\MediaMonkey.ini
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) Display #0 - name DISPLAY1, primary true, area 0x0 (1920x1080), overall ratio 1.00, text zoom 1.00
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) Received command line: '"C:\MediaMonkey\MediaMonkey.exe" /elevate /exit'
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) Disabling antifreeze detection
[9288] ************************************************************************
[9288] Total process Kernel time: 500.00 ms
[9288] Total process User time: 406.25 ms
[9288] Main thread Kernel time: 359.38 ms
[9288] Main thread User time: 312.50 ms
[9288] ************************************************************************
I don't know if it's relevant, but I noticed that during the regular installation literally nothing appeared in DebugView about the error. The error gives three options (retry, ignore, undo) and even if I click "retry" several times, DebugView is still blank. It's only after I click "ignore" (twice, because the error shows up twice) that things start to get printed to the log.
In contrast, the portable installation gave me that set of [12820] items before the error appeared.
I ran an SFC scan; no issues were found.
Regarding the other theories:
* There is only one user account on this computer, mine, and I'm running the installation as administrator
* I have no antivirus software except the default that Microsoft provides with Windows.
I still got the error on portable installation. Here's the log:
[quote][12820] FullTrustNotifier
[12820]
[12820] FN GetChannelUri
[12820]
[12820] FN ConnectToAppService create the async task
[12820]
[12820] FN ConnectToAppServiceAsync
[12820]
[12820]
[12820] ConnectToAppServiceAsync AppNotInstalled
[12820] FullTrustNotifier Exit
[12820]
[9288] MM5 [11520]RtlGetVersion: PlatformID: 2, Major: 10, Minor: 0, build: 19045
[9288] MM5 [11520]Running on Windows 10 Anniversary
[9288] MM5 [11520]MyDir = C:\MediaMonkey\
[9288] MM5 [11520]Win7Tools - running on Windows Vista or later - initialize DWM
[9288] MM5 [11520]Win7Tools - Windows Vista DWM initialized
[9288] MM5 [11520]Win7Tools - Windows 7 DWM initialized
[9288] MM5 [11520]Win7Tools - Shell initialized
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) GetIsPortableInstall: true
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) INI path: C:\MediaMonkey\Portable\MediaMonkey.ini
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) Display #0 - name DISPLAY1, primary true, area 0x0 (1920x1080), overall ratio 1.00, text zoom 1.00
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) Received command line: '"C:\MediaMonkey\MediaMonkey.exe" /elevate /exit'
[9288] MM5 [11520](B) Disabling antifreeze detection
[9288] ************************************************************************
[9288] Total process Kernel time: 500.00 ms
[9288] Total process User time: 406.25 ms
[9288] Main thread Kernel time: 359.38 ms
[9288] Main thread User time: 312.50 ms
[9288] ************************************************************************
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I don't know if it's relevant, but I noticed that during the regular installation literally nothing appeared in DebugView about the error. The error gives three options (retry, ignore, undo) and even if I click "retry" several times, DebugView is still blank. It's only after I click "ignore" (twice, because the error shows up twice) that things start to get printed to the log.
In contrast, the portable installation gave me that set of [12820] items before the error appeared.
I ran an SFC scan; no issues were found.
Regarding the other theories:
* There is only one user account on this computer, mine, and I'm running the installation as administrator
* I have no antivirus software except the default that Microsoft provides with Windows.