I am running Windows 10.
I had NCS 32 installed, and it seemed to have worked.
Then I uninsilaled it and installed NCS 64 instead.
That one, however, keeps crashing during startup:
Is this a bug, or is it my fault?
I am running Windows 10.
I had NCS 32 installed, and it seemed to have worked.
Then I uninsilaled it and installed NCS 64 instead.
That one, however, keeps crashing during startup:
The 32 and 64 bit versions should be able to have installed in parallel. However, can you test this. After you uninstall 32-bit version there are files left in ProgramData>Moonware. Remove these files also. Install 64bit and run it again. We have many ncs 156 out there now and do not see this problem.
-Henrik
Henrik,
I am running both 32 and 64 bit versions and have not had any problems!
wwkoontz
Hi,
Thanks for info. Yes, I suspect something local.
-Henrik
Ok, this still is a bit strange… but:
However, there seems to be “something” stored in a hidden place (has maybe to do with your copy protection, whatsoever). As, after a new install, when I started the 64-bit client - it still had my server’s IP stored
Anyway, the client now seems to work. Fine.
(Maybe I’ll try later to switch my “webcamXP camera servers” to NCS, too, but for now I think I will port my “webcam server” only (one step after the other - makes it much easier to analyse things ).
During startup ncs will pickup different IPs incl. the public IP.
No, Sir, no “public IP”.
I am on subnet 192.168.0.0, and that’s where I started the client.
My webserver is on 192.168.5.0 - and the client “did remember” the server’s IP
(Something similar happened with webcamXP: I uninstalled it, deleted all keys, then reinstalled it:
and when I started the “new installation” - it still had my license info )
Not a problem… only I was a bit surprised :-p