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Re: Disconnected

This may have solved the problem. I reinstalled it on c:\BOINC It is running. I will see what happens when I reboot. Thanks Bob smile smile
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This may have solved the problem. I reinstalled it on c:\BOINC It is running. I will see what happens when I reboot. Thanks Bob smile smile


Make sure you make those registry changes in number 5 of this FAQ before you reboot; Vista will error out your WUs every time otherwise.
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This may have solved the problem. I reinstalled it on c:\BOINC It is running. I will see what happens when I reboot. Thanks Bob smile smile


Make sure you make those registry changes in number 5 of this FAQ before you reboot; Vista will error out your WUs every time otherwise.


I've made the WaitToKill registry change on all my Vista machines...still every month after Windows update reboots I get a ton of error WUs. Does it need to be increased past 60000? I heard something about BOINC 6.0 being more Vista-compatible?
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oh boy i smell a Redmond rat.... "after each update" How many are there? Are they resetting the "WaitToKill" value, so they once again can boast about their improved shut down speed?

just a thought thinking

PS, the original instructions over at the "BOINC faq" had a few missing slashes in the registry pathway, so you might want to revisit point 5 which was put directly into our own Vista FAQ.

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Hmm no - it's still set to 60000 I just checked a couple of them... any other ideas?
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Re: Disconnected

I have approximately the same error, the difference is I run Windows XP Pro [32-bits].
The machine ran into A big standstill after it had run about 60 hours in 1 session. I allready re-installed it, but i'm heving the same error over and over again..
It can't be instability of the machine itself, my older computer is still running after 72 hours wink
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Re: Disconnected

I have approximately the same error, the difference is I run Windows XP Pro [32-bits].
The machine ran into A big standstill after it had run about 60 hours in 1 session. I allready re-installed it, but i'm heving the same error over and over again..
It can't be instability of the machine itself, my older computer is still running after 72 hours wink

Hi Rouke, can you copy/paste the actual messages you are concerned about with a few above and below, tell us the agent version, and post a error log from the Result Status page (click on the error link in status column next to a work unit showing an 'invalid' or 'error'). From there we can possibly make a more exact diagnoses.

cheers
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Re: Disconnected

I have approximately the same error, the difference is I run Windows XP Pro [32-bits].
The machine ran into A big standstill after it had run about 60 hours in 1 session. I allready re-installed it, but i'm heving the same error over and over again..
It can't be instability of the machine itself, my older computer is still running after 72 hours wink

Hi Rouke, can you copy/paste the actual messages you are concerned about with a few above and below, tell us the agent version, and post a error log from the Result Status page (click on the error link in status column next to a work unit showing an 'invalid' or 'error'). From there we can possibly make a more exact diagnoses.

cheers

He sekerob,

The problem is already solved, somehow my pc had A weird crash in combination with avg internet security. I reseted my pc and thought it would be alright.. [i wasn't looking @fault messages, because Windows often runs in grinding halt, & works normal after reset.] So it appeard to be that some files where erased, via chckdisk the files where restored from the hdd. It's already up-and-running now.. wink
Sorry for the disturbence!!

Rouke

p.s the agent version = the last one: 5.8.15
There are also no invalid or error returned results wink
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