I have a CF631 with internal USB interface and SCAB.
I just made the leap to Vista 64. Downloaded the latest USB drivers and CC2 and got everything working. I also followed the guide to get CC2 to start on boot and it all seems to be working fine.
Here's the odd part - After being in Windows for a while (it seems somewhat random, but no more than 10 minutes or so) CC2 seems to quit working. My SCAB controlled fans all spin up to 100% and the display stops wherever it happens to be. The CC2 icon in the system tray doesn't change and the update count keeps going up. Restarting CC2 has no effect.
If I go in and do Add/Modify Module it has the following: "Note: CrystalControl2 is not currently running, or is not configured to use this LCD module. Any new attached temperature sensors cannot be configured until you click the "Add/Modify" button below and then restart CrystalControl2."
Rebooting will put it back to normal, at least for a few minutes.
This is a new motherboard and CPU, everything else is the same hardware, including the CF631, that ran fine with XP 32.
I have also tried manually stopping and starting the CC2 service. It makes no difference. The only thing that fixes it is a reboot.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
I just made the leap to Vista 64. Downloaded the latest USB drivers and CC2 and got everything working. I also followed the guide to get CC2 to start on boot and it all seems to be working fine.
Here's the odd part - After being in Windows for a while (it seems somewhat random, but no more than 10 minutes or so) CC2 seems to quit working. My SCAB controlled fans all spin up to 100% and the display stops wherever it happens to be. The CC2 icon in the system tray doesn't change and the update count keeps going up. Restarting CC2 has no effect.
If I go in and do Add/Modify Module it has the following: "Note: CrystalControl2 is not currently running, or is not configured to use this LCD module. Any new attached temperature sensors cannot be configured until you click the "Add/Modify" button below and then restart CrystalControl2."
Rebooting will put it back to normal, at least for a few minutes.
This is a new motherboard and CPU, everything else is the same hardware, including the CF631, that ran fine with XP 32.
I have also tried manually stopping and starting the CC2 service. It makes no difference. The only thing that fixes it is a reboot.
Any suggestions are appreciated!
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