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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
No Ray,
I do NOT assume that only Microsoft causes Registryissues – just that they should be causing the least number of them, since theyhave had decades of practice improving their Windows
No Ray,
I do NOT assume that only Microsoft causes Registryissues – just that they should be causing the least number of them, since theyhave had decades of practice improving their Windows
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By
Joe Zeglinski
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#52521
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Hi Joe,
I think you may be assuming that all registry issues were caused by Microsoft and not by third-party applications and hardware driver installations. The registry is just a database. I do not
Hi Joe,
I think you may be assuming that all registry issues were caused by Microsoft and not by third-party applications and hardware driver installations. The registry is just a database. I do not
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Ray Gralak
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#52520
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Re: PEM...
You are correct I meant 1x....(Too much coffee today!)
You are correct I meant 1x....(Too much coffee today!)
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rsgj0205@...
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#52519
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Re: PEM...
Surely it says 1x not 1 sec so it is the same as setting it to sidereal?
Stuart
--
Stuart Heggie
http://www.stuartheggie.com/featured.html
Surely it says 1x not 1 sec so it is the same as setting it to sidereal?
Stuart
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Stuart Heggie
http://www.stuartheggie.com/featured.html
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Stuart
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#52517
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PEM...
According to the AP1200 manual, you should set the guiding rate at 1 sec and not Sidereal rate when doing a PEM run. Why is that? Wouldn't that cause more unnecessary corrections?
Thanks,
Bob
According to the AP1200 manual, you should set the guiding rate at 1 sec and not Sidereal rate when doing a PEM run. Why is that? Wouldn't that cause more unnecessary corrections?
Thanks,
Bob
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rsgj0205@...
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#52516
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Understood, thanks Ray.
Steve
Understood, thanks Ray.
Steve
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Steve Reilly
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#52515
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Steve,
Thanks for letting me know. I sent an email to Alexander Britt, copying you.
If he sends a response back only to you or if someone else from Eltima
contacts you please let me know. This issue
Steve,
Thanks for letting me know. I sent an email to Alexander Britt, copying you.
If he sends a response back only to you or if someone else from Eltima
contacts you please let me know. This issue
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By
Ray Gralak
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#52514
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
I did get a reply from Eltima as follows:
"Steve,
Our driver appear to be used as an integral part of a third-party software.
We are not aware of its implementation peculiarities nor have its
I did get a reply from Eltima as follows:
"Steve,
Our driver appear to be used as an integral part of a third-party software.
We are not aware of its implementation peculiarities nor have its
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Steve Reilly
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#52513
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Ray,
I’m still waiting all these past decades ofWindows, for ... “even Microsoft” ... to finally come out with their own“Registry Cleaner”, of the same excellence ;-)
as Microsoft
Ray,
I’m still waiting all these past decades ofWindows, for ... “even Microsoft” ... to finally come out with their own“Registry Cleaner”, of the same excellence ;-)
as Microsoft
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Joe Zeglinski
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#52518
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Steve,
One other thought... check TheSkyX's polling rate. TheSky has been known to
poll mounts very fast by default. If that is the case you might want to try
slowing down its polling rate.
-Ray
Steve,
One other thought... check TheSkyX's polling rate. TheSky has been known to
poll mounts very fast by default. If that is the case you might want to try
slowing down its polling rate.
-Ray
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Ray Gralak
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#52511
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Hi Steve,
any brand. I do
tools.
OK, but you might have been heading that way if you had used some of those
tools on that Solvuso site. In general, even Microsoft does not care for the
registry
Hi Steve,
any brand. I do
tools.
OK, but you might have been heading that way if you had used some of those
tools on that Solvuso site. In general, even Microsoft does not care for the
registry
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Ray Gralak
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#52512
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Thanks Ray,
I’ll contact Eltima but for the record I don’t use registry cleaners of any brand. I do use CCleaner for removal of temp file s and so on but not their registry tools. I sent
Thanks Ray,
I’ll contact Eltima but for the record I don’t use registry cleaners of any brand. I do use CCleaner for removal of temp file s and so on but not their registry tools. I sent
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Steve Reilly
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#52510
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Steve,
It's a third party DLL that gets installed by APCC (like a C++ DLL from
Microsoft, or the .NetFramework).
I don't have the source code for it nor am I setup for system level
debugging on my
Steve,
It's a third party DLL that gets installed by APCC (like a C++ DLL from
Microsoft, or the .NetFramework).
I don't have the source code for it nor am I setup for system level
debugging on my
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By
Ray Gralak
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#52509
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Ray,
I'm a little confused. Is vserial7 a driver that is installed with APCC? See
And shouldn't it be updated via Windows update if it's listed under Windows
drivers?
Thanks,
Steve
Ray,
I'm a little confused. Is vserial7 a driver that is installed with APCC? See
And shouldn't it be updated via Windows update if it's listed under Windows
drivers?
Thanks,
Steve
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Steve Reilly
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#52508
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Chris/Steve,
I would not go to the Solvusoft web site or use their products. Norton
blocked the site as dangerous when I tried to go to it. AVG
Chris/Steve,
I would not go to the Solvusoft web site or use their products. Norton
blocked the site as dangerous when I tried to go to it. AVG
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Ray Gralak
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#52507
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
Thanks guys, I’ll look into both links.
Steve
Thanks guys, I’ll look into both links.
Steve
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Steve Reilly
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#52506
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Re: Fixed IP address for GTO CP4 Wireless?
Great! Glad you found a solution. Thanks for asking. We’ll have to add it to our documentation.
>>>Now if I could just figure out how to keep Norton Utilities from removing the little network
Great! Glad you found a solution. Thanks for asking. We’ll have to add it to our documentation.
>>>Now if I could just figure out how to keep Norton Utilities from removing the little network
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Marj Christen
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#52505
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Re: Fixed IP address for GTO CP4 Wireless?
Got it! Set it up on my Netgear router.
Now if I could just figure out how to keep Norton Utilities from removing the little network utility from the AP website because it thinks it['s a virus,
Got it! Set it up on my Netgear router.
Now if I could just figure out how to keep Norton Utilities from removing the little network utility from the AP website because it thinks it['s a virus,
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Wayne Hixson
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#52504
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Re: vserial7.sys BSOD
This might help with Eltima driver BSOD's:
http://www.solvusoft.com/en/files/bsod-blue-screen-error/sys/windows/eltima-
software/eltima-virtual-serial-ports/evserial-sys/
Christopher
This might help with Eltima driver BSOD's:
http://www.solvusoft.com/en/files/bsod-blue-screen-error/sys/windows/eltima-
software/eltima-virtual-serial-ports/evserial-sys/
Christopher
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Christopher Erickson
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#52503
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Re: Fixed IP address for GTO CP4 Wireless?
We could add an option to configure the CP4 with a fixed IP address on WiFi as a station, but have not due to the potential for IP address conflicts.
Many routers and DHCP servers allow a user to
We could add an option to configure the CP4 with a fixed IP address on WiFi as a station, but have not due to the potential for IP address conflicts.
Many routers and DHCP servers allow a user to
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Marj Christen
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#52501
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