Hi Allen,

Sorry to hear of the issues. I would check Windows Task Manager and see what your RAM utilization is. Mine is around 17%. With all apps running (LOGic, GridTracker2, (2) Instances of WSJT-X-improved, and (3) instances of Win4Icom) my CPU is averaging about 8%-10% (peaks run 15-18%). This might be something to watch to see if any process is affecting your PC utilization. Also check Windows Event Log and see if any errors are occuring. Sometimes running Disk Cleanup helps to get rid of any straggling temp files.

Its hard to say what could be causing random program crashes but when I replaced my old Win10 PC just a couple weeks ago I chose to do a totally clean install of LOGic and not just copy the old LOGic folder over and re-install on top. I found that several "issues" (none were program crashes) I was having with LOGic over the last couple years have disappeared. I think copying over "old" folders brings baggage. It takes a couple hours to bring the old logfiles, logforms, etc back over but well worth the effort.

I run in all the major contests including CQWW a week ago and LOGic performed flawlessly (as usual), I used it for logging the entire contest and so was up the entire weekend. All the other apps above were running concurently as well.

You have ten times the QSO's I have so can't speak to a high QSO count. Does LOGic crash when doing an Awards Update ??

Brad, K8ZM

You cover a lot in that post. No, I wouldn't say that LOGic is particularly problematic.

A couple of things to start troubleshooting:

For WSJT-X not logging to LOGic, first check that the QSOs are in the intermediate ADIF file. If they are there, then there is indeed a problem with LOGic not picking them up. If they are not there, then we need to look at WSJT-X.

These crashes without errors: Look in the Windows event viewer after that happens. Just type EVENT VIEWER in the Windows search bar. Look under Windows Logs, then Application.

Let me know.

Tnx & 73,

Dennis WN4AZY

Dennis: What I said is that LOGic crashed without any indication or error message because another window was open over it. WSJT didn't log QSOs because LOGic had crashed and terminated without my knowledge.

I will look at Windows event view and report back.

Also, I've noticed issues when trying to download or upload to eQSL. I'll advise the error messages next time it happens, but it does happen often. I don't have any issues with any other programs, including WSJT, N1MM, Microsoft programs, etc., only LOGic. After my last computer crapped out, I thought all issues might go away with a new one, but that was not the case. I have a lot of LOGic windows open, maybe it's too much for the program.