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The application crashes after two or three days of continuous operation.

Open AvrilL161 opened this issue 1 year ago • 4 comments

Hello! The application crashes after two or three days of continuous operation.

To avoid this, I added a task to the task scheduler that runs once a day: taskkill /fi "IMAGENAME eq LAR*" /im * /f

And after that I launch the application again. But due to the forced shutdown of the application, the icon on the taskbar is duplicated) Is there a way to correct shut down the application? (without key /f, it just minimize)

And why might the application crash?

PC is always on. OS Win10 LTSC x64. List of rooms and application settings: 2024-02-17_11-07-01 2024-02-17_11-08-10

AvrilL161 avatar Feb 17 '24 08:02 AvrilL161

What are the specific symptoms of the crash?

What system are you using? It looks like Windows 10 x64?

Apart from waiting for a while, is there an easier way to reproduce the issue?

WhiteMinds avatar Feb 18 '24 02:02 WhiteMinds

What are the specific symptoms of the crash?

None, the application just closes without any errors or warnings. As with the command taskkill /f.

What system are you using? It looks like Windows 10 x64?

Yes, Windows 10 LTSC 21H2 x64

Apart from waiting for a while, is there an easier way to reproduce the issue?

The application crashed only after about 2-3 days. Moreover, if I just started the application again, it works again for another 2-3 days, sometimes longer. (without rebooting the operating system, the PC is always on)

Now I just restart the application once a day. I'll be watching.

AvrilL161 avatar Feb 18 '24 09:02 AvrilL161

What system are you using? It looks like Windows 10 x64?

Apart from waiting for a while, is there an easier way to reproduce the issue?

I reinstalled the system on Windows 10 pro (not LTSC), and restart the application once a day. It's been working fine for over a week now.

Is it possible to install a new version of the application over the old one? Or first remove the old one and then install the new one?

AvrilL161 avatar Mar 01 '24 11:03 AvrilL161

Is it possible to install a new version of the application over the old one? Or first remove the old one and then install the new one?

You can directly overwrite the installation, though you may need to exit the old version first (although in theory it will close automatically).

None, the application just closes without any errors or warnings. As with the command taskkill /f. The application crashed only after about 2-3 days. Moreover, if I just started the application again, it works again for another 2-3 days, sometimes longer. (without rebooting the operating system, the PC is always on)

I can't think of any related possibilities, perhaps a memory leak leading to process crash?

The complete exit of the process means that the error capture used for fallback also failed.

There may not be much useful information in the error log, but you can also upload it here when the problem occurs to take a look.

Additionally, you can consider using Process Monitor to listen to what happens when the process exits. These logs should also be useful.

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WhiteMinds avatar Mar 01 '24 13:03 WhiteMinds