Hi Jim:

Did the error occur after installing an update? Give me a little background.

Exactly what does the first error message after starting LOGic say?

Tnx & 73,

Dennis WN4AZY

Hi Edd:

You can eliminate the LOGic server altogether in most cases. Go to the LOGic install folder, (C:\program files (x86)\logic in most cases, and delete logicserver.exe, or rename it to logicserver.exx.

It is used by the TRX-Manager interface. If you don't have TRX-Manager, then you don't need it. If you need it, I can help you manually register it or whatever it takes to resolve the issue.

Tnx & 73,

Dennis WN4AZY

Hi--

Ok, put a copy of logicserver.exe in the LOGic install folder. C:\program files (x86)\LOGic for example. A copy is attached in case you deleted yours instead of renaming it.

Run the DOS command prompt. Type CMD in the Windows search box.

CD into the LOGIC install folder (C:\program files (x86)\LOGic for instance):


C:
CD \program files (x86)\LOGic

forexample. If that does't work, try

C:
CD \program files\LOGic

Now, type

LOGICSERVER /REGSERVER

That should do it.

Make sure you are logged in using the same user that runs LOGic. This typically isn't an issue, if you don't follow what I mean it probably isn't an issue hihi.

Let me know.

Tnx & 73,

Dennis WN4AZY