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You will be prompted to enter your name and e-mail address, and a brief description of the situation in which the error happend. The information will be sent to the support staff along with the actual bug report. It will help us to analyze the issue and get in touch with you with a solution or any questions we may have. | You will be prompted to enter your name and e-mail address, and a brief description of the situation in which the error happend. The information will be sent to the support staff along with the actual bug report. It will help us to analyze the issue and get in touch with you with a solution or any questions we may have. | ||
- | The error dialog will disappear automatically if the foreground operation resumes. If you encounter GUI freezes that last shorter than 60 seconds, but still want to send a bug report, you can lower the threshold for the " | + | The error dialog will disappear automatically if the foreground operation resumes. |
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+ | ==== Message does not appear because freeze is too short ==== | ||
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+ | If you encounter GUI freezes that last shorter than 60 seconds, but still want to send a bug report, you can lower the threshold for the " | ||
FreezeTimeout=30 | FreezeTimeout=30 | ||
- | Value is the number of seconds after which the dialog will appear. mAirList must not be open while editing the file. | + | Value is the number of seconds after which the dialog will appear. mAirList must not be running |
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+ | ===== Application not responding ===== | ||
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+ | When Windows reports that the application is not responding, first wait for 60 seconds for the built-in freeze detection to trigger (see above). If the //The application seems to be frozen// dialog does not appear, the problem ist most likely deeper inside the Windows system or a driver, so the mAirList.exe process doesn' | ||
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+ | Download and unzip Process Explorer from here: https:// | ||
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+ | The archive contains two executable files, '' | ||
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+ | Process Explorer is similar to Windows Task Manager, but offers some extra functionality we will need. First of all, scroll down and locate the '' | ||
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+ | {{ : | ||
+ | Then right-click the process and select //Create Dump -> Create Minidump//: | ||
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+ | A file '' |
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