Closed T-r-y-o-k-s closed 1 year ago
Looks like the service was uninstalled by the update for some reason. In this case, there's not much Windhawk can do about that. Thanks for reporting the issue, I'll keep an eye on it.
Regarding the mods transfer, the program data of Windhawk resides in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Windhawk
registry key and in the C:\ProgramData\Windhawk
folder. I believe that transferring both should work, but it's not something that's officially supported. Since it didn't work for you, my best guess is that you didn't do it quite right.
Thanks, the transfer of the mods worked when I copied the registry key too.
I couldn't reproduce the issue on Windows 11 Release version and Windows 10, so I guess it's just the Dev version.
Great, I'm closing the issue.
Recently I installed Windhawk, installed a few mods and then did a Windows Update a few days later. After the Update I noticed Windhawk didn't auto start and on launching it manually I experienced the following error message:
When I copied the installation folder to another location, installed Windhawk again and copied the folder back, the mods didn't work (although I made sure their source files were copied), so I had to install them again. But this is propably a different issue.
If it helps, here is a list of the mods I had installed:
It might be worth mentioning I'm enrolled in the Windows Insider Program for the Windows 11 Dev Channel. I'll try to reproduce the issue on Windows 11 Release as well as Windows 10.