Would also appreciate you addressing my original question regarding the error message I pasted. Thank you

If JTAlert is receiving decodes and band/mode changes from WSJT-X there is no reason for WSJT-X to not be responding to the callsign click events from JTAlert. I'm sorry to say,

If you can open the "About" window, that excludes a non-functioning JTAlertV2.Manager.exe as the cause of failed UDP comms. Since your using unicast UDP (127.0.0.1) than likely

I have it set to single click. I've tried it with both double click and single click.

Hi Laurie, I checked both the shortcut and the exe for WSJT-X, neither are set to run as administrator. I also check JTAlert and nothing is set to administrator there either. Thanks

Thanks Laurie. Forgive me if I think upgrading to the latest version should be seamless and not require a computer engineer. Never had an issue until now. Great support.Unfortunately I'm new to the

I can and I get the following: Tommy Evans <tommysevans@...> 7:42 PM (0 minutes ago) to me JTAlert Instance : #1 JTAlert Start Params : /wsjtx WSJT-X Window Title :

Also, check the Callsigns window Options (click the gear icon) and see what you have set for the "Wsjtx reply" setting. Perhaps you have it set for double-click and have only been using a single

OK. Since you're clicking Callsigns in JTAlert, that indicates the UDP comms between JTAlert and WSJT-X is working correctly. If the comms was broken than JTAlert would not display callsigns or

When you install JTAlert it asks you if you want to create shortcuts for JTDX and/or WSJTX. You are running the program directly, bypassing the shortcuts. If you run from the shortcut then you won't

Hi Laurie, I do have it enabled. Here is my settings. Thanks.

Are you able to open the JTAlert "About" window. Use the "Help -> About JTAlert" menu. de Laurie VK3AMA

Its not complicated. If you hate Ham Radio and admit to not being a Computer user (only a commuter user whatever that is), why are you getting involved in the Digital modes which by their nature

Creating a new log will not loose the old log. HRD supports multiple log files. The only way you would loose your old log is by deliberately deleting it. de Laurie VK3AMA

Did you populate the new log with the QSOs from your old log? de Laurie VK3AMA

Never mind Laurie. Problem not resolved. I am still getting the system errors that I screen-shotted above. And now scan and rebuild doesn't actually rebuild. There is nothing on the help guide to

But did you install the correct runtime? The runtime without the word "Desktop" is wrong. It has to be the Desktop runtime. de Laurie VK3AMA

Post an image of the actual error message. Just the error, NOT your entire desktop. de Laurie VK3AMA

Thanks Mike Dan K6BLG -- Dan BathkerPO Box 23La Canada CA 91012d.bathker@...

Laurie, thanks that seems to have resolved that problem. Unfortunately, now the alert database does not update when I scan the log and rebuild.