7096 Controller and Windows 10

[rvitko]

I forwarded them this thread, I included several people so hopefully we get a response soon. I am very sorry for this delay.

 

[royalrfc]

Hi

Have you heard anything yet from Tunze yet? I still have not received a reply or acknowledgement.

 

[rvitko]

I have not. Have you not received any contact from either Tunze UK or Tunze Germany?

 

[royalrfc]

I have not. Have you not received any contact from either Tunze UK or Tunze Germany?

No contact yet.

 

[rvitko]

Have you tried calling?

 

[royalrfc]

I called Tunze UK in November and they did not know either and have told me they would be grateful if I would let them know how its done when I find out

 

[rvitko]

I would be very surprised if you called Tunze Germany and they are unable to get you a solution.

 

[royalrfc]

I would be very surprised if you called Tunze Germany and they are unable to get you a solution.

I did not call Germany because I cannot speak that language, but I did email them and that can be translated, but as yet they have not even acknowledged my email

 

[rvitko]

They speak English, it may not be perfect, but they do speak English.

 

[Bryan]

Have you tried right clicking on the application icon and selecting "Run as administrator".

 

[scottmckinney67]

If you right click on the executable, you can go to the compatibility tab and change the compatibility settings. I use windows 7 compatibility and when I run it I right click and run as administrator. Works like a champ on my Dell laptop with windows 10.

 

[Christian J]

I too got it to work in compatibility mode. Here are a few more details:

Right-click on the editor's Windows shortcut, and go to Properties > Compatibility > Run compatibility troubleshooter. During this process Windows 10 wanted to install .NET Framework 3.5, followed by a Windows reboot due to a USB Serial Port (Com3), but afterwards the Control program ran the AVRootloader and the Multicontroller was found.