Cloverleaf on Windows 10

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February 1, 2016 at 8:11 am #54970

Simone Heckmann
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Hi all,

I know, this is totally unsupported but for demonstration purposes I’d love to be able to run a Cloverleaf on Windows 10.

So I gave it a shot and installed it and: it worked.

At least, it did until the end of december.

Then something happened (Microsoft Patch, maybe?) and suddenly the monitorDaemon doesn’t come up again.

I have tried everything but I just can’t make it work anymore.

It doesn’t give an error message, so I have no idea where to look.

All I get is this:

Code: ************************************ Command Issued: hcisitectl -s m Command status: 0 Starting DB dependency check… Starting hcimonitord hcimonitord is NOT running

And an entry in the OS event log :

Code: – hcimonitord.exe 0.0.0.0 53911bc4 hcimonitord.exe 0.0.0.0 53911bc4 c0000005 00069e3c 1ee0 01d15cc78f0902e3 C:cloverleafcis6.1integratorbinhcimonitord.exe C:cloverleafcis6.1integratorbinhcimonitord.exe 85574835-354d-4cf7-ba31-308ebd1b61d5

There’s no MonitorD logfile written.

Does anyone have an idea?

Thanks!
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- February 1, 2016 at 1:21 pm #83631
  
  Russ Ross
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  If you haven’t already set the compatibility mode to Win7 for what you are launching, give that a try, that’s what I recall doing to get it to work on Win10 a couple of weeks ago.
  
  We ended up getting the vendor a Win7 virtual machine in-house that the contractor could remote desktop to, so did not use it on WIN10 more than a couple of days.
  
  Russ Ross
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- February 2, 2016 at 3:00 pm #83632
  
  Simone Heckmann
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  Hi Russ,
  
  thanks, I already tried the compatibility mode for hcimonitord.exe, but that didn’t make a difference. What bugs me most about this is that I had it all up and running without any trouble a couple of weeks ago and then it just stopped working!
  
  Regards,
  
  Simone
- February 2, 2016 at 7:17 pm #83633
  
  Simone Heckmann
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  Got it!
  
  Combination of using local admin user instead of hciuser (even though I don’t see a difference in their privileges) to run the service plus running hcimonitord.exe and hciengine.exe in Win 7 compatibility mode did the trick!
  
  It’s a cludge but still less messy than running it in a VM or downgrading my demo machine 😉
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