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HI I'm not having this problem and I see that several thousand people have already updated to the latest version, and if there was a big problem I would have already been informed. I have to say though that based on some feedback I'm receiving, and some of my personal feelings, there seems to have been a change in how the operating system manages LaserGRBL threads. Perhaps this is specific only to certain versions of Windows or to PCs with a certain update. The strange thing is that I always do minimal updates to LaserGRBL and try to touch key features as little as possible. I have a doubt about a small thing. I'll try to make a new version specifically to allow you a test, if you can get me your feedback we'll understand if it solve your issue. Give me a moment while I prepare the update. |
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Sorry to bother you with this. My laptop completed another windows update when I fired it up and just for giggles I ran a test on a previous project and it worked perfect. Just to be sure it wasn't something with the project file I ran a test on it as well and it worked perfect. I will say that yesterday both times I ran a burn the laser jumped from 0/0 home point to upper right of a 4 corner burn and worked downward and back to 0/0. The last test I ran started in the LOWER right and proceeded upward and finishing where it had started yesterday. I truly appreciate your response. I guess it has something to do with windows and their never ending updates and patches |
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Ok, thank you for your quick feedback. Just to be sure I am going to release a minor version to undo some small changes (nothing that impact in how lasergrbl works) but that revert some settings that can impact on what libraries the OS should load for LaserGRBL. |
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I had a similar issue on first run after the 6.2 update, it completed
after a cold restart of my laptop but upon completion of a project the
program would freeze completely unresponsive. Windows dropped an update as
I was trying to figure it out. I completed that and performed a reinstall
of 6.2 and it works like a charm.
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It is a machine problem, and it has nothing to do with LaserGRBL (no need
to download other versions, will be the same).
I don't know what the cause could be, you have to contact the manufacturer
because it is a machine issue.
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I'm running Laser Grbl on an older laptop I've set up as a dedicated control for my laser. It has 6GB memory and runs windows 10 with no issues. I installed current stable version of GRBL in Jan. and successfully ran a handful of projects and test runs for a new laser on that version. Earlier this week I was prompted to install 6.1 when opening GRBL and yesterday I was prompted to install 6.2. I upgraded each time. After install of 6.2 I ran a simple project. I made a single pass burn to test my settings and program completely froze after completion. I rebooted and performed a second single pass burn to complete the project and program froze again. All is normal thru completion chime, yet program is completely unresponsive, Cannot reset, exit, control head, absolutlely nothing. Based on the almost immediate upgrade from 6.1 to 6.2, there's obviously some bugs but I'm not seeing any discussion and online search has provided nothing. Interested it anyone is having similar issues or has direction to a fix I'm not finding.
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