Agree. Of the two OneDrive is the least usable. I have Office 365 and a lot of OneDrive space available, but I won’t use it. OneDrive wants to control my files. If I update one and don’t force a copy

Joe, Nearly every time a new JTAlert is issued, a virus is reported. However, the author is meticulous about making sure there are no viruses. I run ESET, and I’ve been happy with it for nearly 2 deca

Mike, ESET has been very good about false positives. This is the first time in nearly 20 years that its given me this problem. I have reported it to ESET and temporarily disabled detection. That allow

I get the same warning when I try to download JTAlert V2.51.4. I’m looking for workarounds with ESET now. This is the first time ESET has done this and I’ve been accessing the site for many years. ___

Thanks Laurie. That seems to have done the trick. I had been using it with the ‘/f’ that apparently didn’t wait, but did kill it. Without the ‘/f’ seems better. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

Mike, I am using “taskkill” it works. But if I changed the window position, it won’t be retained. If I use JTAlert to shut itself down it will. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

Is there a command line argument to gracefully shut down JTAlert? I can kill it from the command line, but that is not graceful. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

Yes. Edit the JTAlert shortcut to include “/wsjtx” (without the quotes) at the end of the shortcut command line. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

Marlo, Me too. Didn’t actually check the version number till I saw you post. I just re-downloaded and reinstalled and it now reads 2.16.12. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

Good to know Graham. Did you send off a sample? I did, but haven’t heard back. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

My scenario is a little different. I’m running ESET NOD32. It insists there is a virus in JTAlert.exe. This is even after I have excluded it from detection. I have been able to totally disable NOD32 l

Very odd. I never get a virus alert from the JTAlert downloads……until today. Esets NOD32 has repeatedly given me this error:  C:\Users\k4shq\Downloads\JTAlert.2.16.5.Setup.exe » INNO » {app}\JTAlert.

I don’t know why JTAlert triggers antivirus programs such as McAfee and several others. What I do know is that I use ESET’s NOD32 and have for years. JTAlert has never triggered a false positive with

Realtek works on my system. Using 2.15.4. __________ Dan – K4SHQ CFI/II

Amen John & Laurie, The old joke: A minion finds the devil sobbing in a corner. When pressed, the devil said: “I almost had a sole today, but I couldn’t do what he asked”. The minion asked what a bein

That’s quite correct Laurie. I know that lesson. Just I am sometimes slow. I used to be (40 years ago) a TMDE bench tech for Tektronix. First rule: verify the power supply. If it’s not up to snuff, no

Nope. Easy to track since I only restart about 1/week unless an install or update requires it. __________ Dan – K4SHQ

Thanks Laurie. I’ll check the protection SW even though it has not given a problem before. At the moment JTAlert has been up for approaching 24 hours and is still working fine. Guess I only needed to

Laurie, Attached is a Win10 event log entry in text format that give you some additional information on the problem I am seeing. I have already sent the JTAlert support email. Thanks. __________ Dan –

I haven’t had this problem before. Since installing JTAlert 2.14.5, JTAlert turns off sometime during the evening ( I run it 24/7). Once I restart it, it runs fine, but I notice its died during the ni