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= Problem =

The HVS32 link refers to a connected network drive ( e.g.: V:\HVS32 ... ). Under Windows 10, the connection to this drive may be briefly interrupted, causing HVS32 to crash.[[File:UNC-Pfad.PNG|frameless|right|400px|UNC-Pfad.PNG]]

The reason for the network drive disconnection in Windows 10 is the changed behavior for updating group policies, which leads to the network drives being disconnected for a short time during these updates, causing applications that are started from network drives to crash accordingly.

 

= Solution =

As of version [[HVS32_Update_ENG|7.102.13]], the HVS32 can be linked via UNC path (e.g. \\server\hvs32...), which means that a connected network drive is no longer required.

Right-click on the HVS32 shortcut -> Properties -> "Shortcut" tab

-> Change the entry in the "Target:" line to the UNC path of the HVS32 and select the HVS32.exe (e.g.: \\server\hvs32\HVS32.exe )<br/> -> Change the "Execute in:" entry to the UNC path of the HVS32, with reference to the dispatch station directory (e.g.: \\server\hvs32\Dispatch stations\Dispatch)

HVS32 crash under Windows 10 - Versionsgeschichte

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