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Bug: Personalizing the interface Candle 1.2.15b #565

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ArturoPin opened this issue Jul 3, 2022 · 7 comments
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Bug: Personalizing the interface Candle 1.2.15b #565

ArturoPin opened this issue Jul 3, 2022 · 7 comments

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@ArturoPin
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Versions

  • Candle version: Candle 1.2.15b
  • Firmware version: 1.1h

PC info

  • OS: Windows 10 Home Single Language, Version: 21H2
  • OpenGL version: version: 4.6

Describe the bug
I would like to personalize my Candle 1.2.15b interface, that's included on this version. But the changes are not saved when close. (when I open candle again It is as default.)

How I would like to have it:
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When I open it again:
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@ondras12345
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Your user account needs to have write access to a file called settings.ini that is located in the same directory as Candle.exe.

@mar0x
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mar0x commented Jul 4, 2022

@ArturoPin please describe how did you installed the Candle, how do you usually start it and what happens when you close it (maybe there is a message about application crash?)

@mar0x
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mar0x commented Jul 4, 2022

@ondras12345 What is the typical sequence of Candle installation which should lead to write permissions absence?

@ondras12345
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ondras12345 commented Jul 5, 2022

What is the typical sequence of Candle installation which should lead to write permissions absence?

Unzip as Administrator to Program Files and try to run as a regular user. I haven't used Windows for a few years now, but i vaguely remember something like that happened to me.
Either that or running directly from the .zip file without unzipping it first. In both cases, Candle is unable to write to the file.
It can definitely read it, because otherwise the Visualizer window would be all black.

It also is the most likely reason for this problem to occur. I believe the only other way this could happen is if Candle crashed before saving settings, but I haven't encountered that yet.

@mar0x
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mar0x commented Jul 5, 2022

@ondras12345 "Unzip as Administrator" is not the typical case for Windows 10 Home, don't you think?

"Running directly from ZIP" - is what I'm expecting to get as an answer. Permissions is not an issue and the suggestion to check the permissions is confusing.

@rjcamatos
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rjcamatos commented Jul 5, 2022 via email

@ArturoPin
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You were right, all what I need to do was running the SW as administrator. Thanks

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