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Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 9:22 pm
by ybnh
Having some problems with subj. System is Windows Vista, Kaspersky Antivirus is also installed, but they don't block it. Is it possible to find settings file or registry entry and edit it manually? Thanks in advance
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2011 10:58 am
by musikbear
if you have searched this board, you will find a couple of threads around this peculiar problem. As for now the problem is not resolved -actually, its not even mapped. Some apearently get this problem, most does not.
Unfortunately, vista is dodgy in several ways. A search would again give you more on this. Its very inconvinient, but afaik there is no hot fix for this :/
Br.
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Thu Mar 10, 2011 11:48 pm
by djallalnamri
hello
i am having same problem with lmms 0.4.10 under ubuntu 10.04 : it shuts down everytime i click on settings button
while 0.4.09 for windows works very well with wine under same o.s. (ubuntu 10.04)
thanks in advance
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2011 5:14 pm
by musikbear
i have all kind of problems with 0.4.10, and 0.4.10 problems is also a hot topic on youtube. 0.4.10 is not a solid release. i have recommended against installing .10 on my yT channel, and would also recommend you to revert to 0.4.9. I have.
Br.
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2011 5:04 pm
by ybnh
it didn't work for me =(
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 4:57 am
by fotoncat
I have the same problem on my Windows 7. And had the same problem both on Windows XP and 7 with previous versions of LMMS for 2 years!
Can anybody tell me please where LMMS stores it's settings? Maybe I can solve this problem by myself.
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2011 9:12 am
by musikbear
its like i wrote marts 9. -some users have this problem. I (win xp) have never had any problems at all. i used the Edit | settings menu, pointed to the files and folders, and thats it. I have never heard from it since. Not even on updates i have had to change a comma.
but lets take a look at my 'working directiory path'
C:/LMMS/LMMScurrent/data/projects/myOwnProjects\
Thats the string
does yours have the same structure in respect to slashes and backslashes?
..Should, because i just
pointed
to the path and lmms did the rest
Ofcause you need to remember to press the OK button when you are done :p
..and ofcause you did -right..?
I have absolutely no idea why a few have this settings isue
...could be that something in respect to permissions for the install-folder is missing?
good luck..
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2011 11:50 am
by capdanx
ybnh wrote:Having some problems with subj. System is Windows Vista, Kaspersky Antivirus is also installed, but they don't block it. Is it possible to find settings file or registry entry and edit it manually? Thanks in advance
I'm also on Win Vista and I don't have the problem with saving program settings. Not on version 0.4.10 neither on previous versions.
Maybe problem is admin rights to user-rights.
Didn't test it on XP yet.
@musikbear
I'm using version 0.4.10 without any serious problems (apart from window settings/resizing).
But I'm just using LMMS internal plugins and effects no vst(i) atm.
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:14 pm
by hanzf
I have a similar problem in WinXP. LMMS forgets my settings erratically. Just found that the "working directory" path that I browsed out had no backslash at the end, so I added one. We'll see.
Re: Win Vista — doesn't save program settings
Posted: Thu Apr 28, 2011 7:36 pm
by hanzf
Ok, didn't help. My settings remain through 3 or 4 runs of LMMS, and then I start it, say, the 5th time and it shows the "settings" window right at startup, and it's the LMMS delivery settings. Shit happens.
EDIT: My working folder is not on the system partition. Maybe LMMS doesn't like that?