Program Not Responding and needs to close..

mRemoteNG / mRemoteNG

mRemoteNG is the next generation of mRemote, open source, tabbed, multi-protocol, remote connections manager.

https://mRemoteNG.org/

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Program Not Responding and needs to close.. #970

Closed smadz closed 5 years ago

smadz commented 6 years ago

Expected Behavior

not crash all the time.. this happens to me several times a day..

Current Behavior

i get this error message 2 - 4 times a day..

Possible Solution

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

i have tried forcing a crash by doing different things.. one desktop open to ten remote desktops open and it still crashes.. it seems to be random.. very strange..

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Context

we have over 60 servers in our schools and it is very frustrating to have connections going and updating servers and checking on servers and have the program crash..

Your Environment

Version used: 1.75.7012.16814
Operating System and version (e.g. Windows 10 1709 x64): Windows 10 1709 64bit

mremoteng_2018-05-02_075918

carlowolter commented 6 years ago

We have a similar problem. Sometimes by opening a session (even the first one...) leads to a grey panel, and "Not responding" behaviour. In addition, no way to close is forcefully (Task Manager, Process Explorer, taskill.... to no avail...) Very often (Windows 10 Pro) is not allowing even a restart, need to switch off the notebook by hand

kmscode commented 6 years ago

Open Task Manager -> Details -> Right click on the mRemoteNG.exe process -> Create Dump file. Attach the dump to the issue.

Also, please attach the mRemoteNG.log

smadz commented 6 years ago

mRemoteNG.log

i can not upload the DMP file .. wrong format and to big when zipped..

is there any other place i can send the log and dmp file ??

kmscode commented 6 years ago

If you have any cloud storage options available (Google Drive, etc) you can upload to there and share via e-mail to support@mremoteng.org

https://nofile.io/ seems like it should do the trick as well, though I haven't found many reviews of this site (outside of one MakeUseOf post) and haven't used it personally (yet).

Optionally, if you can attempt to zip it again using 7-Zip and use a .7z archive with LZMA2/ultra compression - that tends to get dump files down to a reasonable size. The attachment limit is 25mb. You may need to then rename to .zip or then add the .7z into a .zip file if the .7z is small enough to attach.

farosch commented 5 years ago

Closed due to inactivity. Will reopen and investigate further whe a dump file is provided.