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This is an old revision of BugsTroubleshooting made by admin on 2010-01-02 11:20:15.
Troubleshooting PARIS by Error and Error Code
Got an error message staring you in the face on your PARIS computer right now, with unsaved critical work at risk in an open project? DON'T PANIC, and BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE, try this: alt-tab to the Project Window, ctrl-shift-S to save your project under a new name.
Feel free to add to the list, or insert additional observations or corrections to specific entries.
IMPORTANT NOTE: These bug reports relate to stock installations of PARIS. Some are relevant to issues in the application, some have upon closer inspection been traced to driver issues, and some are simply OS bugs. The bugs marked with a red asterisk (*) have now been resolved by MikeAudet Mike Audet's new drivers, which are available for purchase at a modest fee at his website.
Putting PARIS PC in debug mode on initialization
PARIS can generate a text file of debug information that can be extremely useful in troubleshooting.
- Right click on PARIS app icon to get menu
- Click with left button on open, but don't let go
- Hold down control and alt
- Let go (launch)
- Keep holding alt/control until you see the window at the bottom of the screen
- After you reproduce the problem, quit PARIS
- Look for a newly created text file named "AppMessages.txt" in the PARIS application folder
- Open and read in any text editor
- contributed by Aaron Allen
The "Known Bug" Codex
- Compilation of info on the AuxLeak "Aux Leak Bug" [documentation sought - for those of us that have never experienced it - what exactly IS the "aux leak bug"?]
- Compilation of info on MultiMecBug getting Multiple MECs running*
- Compilation of info on WinXpAdat running multiple ADATio cards under WinXP*
- ParisNoNos PARIS "no-nos" (compiled by John Bercik)
The Error Code Compendium Project
An initiative to compile all reported PARIS error codes, their causes, and (where possible) their workarounds
COMING SOON - PARIS Hardware Maintenance - A Guide to the Do-It-Yourself-er
- CeeSixteenRepair Fixing the C16 - Jog/Shuttle Wheel (Rotary Encoder) and Buttons, an excellent tutorial by Aaron Allen
- Cleaning and Repairing EDS Card Edge Connectors
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