Sorry about the last post- I pressed the wrong button!
Nextcloud version - not too sure (it won’t run) but I think 2.3.3.1
Operating system and version- Win 7, 64 bit with all updates
Is this the first time you’ve seen this error?: Started a couple of days go
Can you reliably replicate it? (If so, please outline steps): Yes, happens at every boot
The issue you are facing:
Immediately after boot a window comes up that says “A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Please close the program”
There’s no other information given, no error codes- nothing to give a clue as to why.
I have been running the nextcloud client happily on my 3 laptops (one win7, 32 bit, this one, and a linux one) ever since it morphed from owncloud. It’s only this one laptop that has started giving trouble.
I tried uninstalling and re-installing the program, no change. Any clues or hints as to where to start looking for the problem would be greatly appreciated.
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A problem persisting is not replicating. This line is meant like: Explain how Engineers could possibly replicate your issue. So i will just correct you on this one: Can you reliably replicate it? No.
Is there a message in the event viewer we could start from? I have no installed NC Client in reach atm, but i think there should be logfiles in the Installation driectory somewhere (?)
And since NC Client is just a skin for the owncloud client, you can search their forums as well.
Have you tried installing a different version (older, younger) of the client?
Maybe something just broke down in your windows, as these things can indeed happen.
Either we find logs and track down a specific bug, or one of the ideas above just work.
Thanks for the reply Gerald, and I now understand the difference between
persisting and replicating, thanks for the explanation.
However I have fixed the problem by reverting to an image I took of the
system a couple of months ago. It’s a bit of a nuisance as now I have to
remember all the changes I have made since then and remake them. But I rely
heavily on nextcloud for a number of things so I needed it working again.
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