SyncTrayzor not Rendering GUI in Internal Browser Window

[mookerific]

I have 3 installations of SyncTrayzor running on 3 different computers. All three sync flawlessly and two have no GUI issues at all. On my HP laptop (Win 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC) SyncTrayzor, as mentioned above, syncs without issue, but double-clicking the tray icon to open the SyncTrayzor window reveals only a blank internal window with a functioning syncthing console window at the bottom. I've stopped and restarted, rebooted, exited, refreshed, and nothing seems to work. Interestingly, selecting "Open in external browser" brings up a fully-functional GUI in an external browser window, which is how I currently interact with this instance of SyncTrayzor, but it's not optimal.

The only way I have been able to get something to render in the internal browser is by unchecking the view of the syncthing console. As soon as I do this, the GUI shows in the internal browser, but is frozen - no buttons can be pressed and no settings dealt with. Interestingly, after trying to interact with the frozen GUI, when I choose to view the syncthing console again, the GUI suddenly updates as if my earlier mouseclicks were processed -- an expanded folder view, etc -- but remains frozen.

I'm curious if SyncTrayzor is "borrowing" any particular browser engine that may exist on the computer to render its internal browser GUI and if that is somehow mapped wrong on this installation instance? To the extent it helps, I have Edge, IE, Chrome and Firefox on this laptop.

[LetrixZ]

Did you try to disable hardware rendering? It just worked for me.

[deluxestyle]

I'm having the same issue. Did you find any solution?

[mookerific]

Unfortunately, no

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[ennorehling]

disabling hardware rendering worked for me!

[Heufneutje]

I started having this issue a few days ago as well. I believe it happened after I updated my NVIDIA drivers. It was working fine before that. Disabling hardware rendering fixed the issue for me as well.

If it helps, I'm running Windows 11 build 22621. GPU is an RTX 3070 Ti running on NVIDIA driver version 522.25

[jamesgecko]

I had to disable hardware rendering to get the application to display on my Intel Arc A770. But it worked when I first installed the application! Strange.

[jeffjonez]

I wasn't able to find "disable hardware rendering" but was having this issue on multiple PCs. In the application properties "compatability" tab, enabling the option "Disable fullscreen optimizations" brought the interface back on at least two machines.

[jamesgecko]

[JamesO2x]

Same issue here. Except for me, toggling the Console doesn't make the GUI appear. Nor any of the fixes suggested above.All options related to the Browser in the SyncTrayzor upper menu are greyed out, so I can't press F5 to launch in external browser. The screen just stays stuck on "Starting SyncThing..."

I can access the GUI from Firefox directly by typing in the localhost path.

In the console window, SyncThing seems to actually be working in the background just fine. I just can't access the GUI at all. I can't stop or restart SyncThing from SyncTrayzor either.

EDIT: Not sure what happened. I turned on my PC today and the problem seems to have fixed itself.