HELP! While I have had an Extra Class ticket, but I feel like a novice. Have been QRT for 25 years and am just getting back into the hobby. I realized how far behind the times I was when I was asked
Hi Bob, did the sut downs happen when the FT-1000 MKV was connect to the computer? 73 + 55 Wolf, DL6JZ Bob Gates schrieb: _______________________________________________ WriteLog mailing list WriteLo
Bob, the key here might be that you used to have a UPC connected. The software for that might still be running, and detecting the signals from the radio as a UPS loss of power and causing it to shut
This sounds very much like you have a UPS configured for COM1. Go to Control Panel, Power Options, and click on the UPS tab. Select a Manufacture as "none" and that should solve it. -- Bruce Ferry, A
This sounds very much like you have a UPS configured for COM1. Go to Control Panel, Power Options, and click on the UPS tab. Select a Manufacture as "none" and that should solve it. -- Bruce Ferry, A
The clue is that you had a UPS connected there.. I bet you that there is still an instance of the UPS shutdown software still looking at that serial port. I would uninstall the UPS software and then
Interesting. I have the same problem except it is when I connect a USB connector to one of the front USB ports. My UPS selection is NONE already. Any ideas? Tony - N2KI SYSOP - N2KI DX CLUSTER dxc.n2
I had a similar problem with Writelog in that at random my PC would just shut down. I was running XP at the time and made several requests for help. Nothing was ever figured out and I simply "lived w
This is of course a wild guess, but I would suspect: (1) the computer power supply; (2) CPU over heating, or (3) a faulty memory stick. I had #3 a long time ago, and it took 2 days of a memory utilit
SHAZAAM! Many thanks to you all for your suggestions, most of which were related to the UPS. I had previously uninstalled the old UPS software before installing the new, but that didn't seem to "take