I run FRD 0.9u4 on Vista 32bit. When I start the application it opens with an empty list of link (main application window loads) and immediately freezes. Looking at the Task Manager the program does not seem to be doing anything after few seconds.
I had this problem before and assume that the reason for that is that I have over 2000 links in the queue. I never start all of them (because then FRD freezes) and usually just keep the top 50 running and the rest paused. My guess is they all unpaused somehow. Which I did not do, but here is another weird thing I noticed.
What changed too is that all of the sudden FRD opens with a new shiny skin, whereas I always used the old Windows2000 look. Now I certainly did not change that setting (and now that FRD freezes cannot anyway) so I assume that the problem and the sudden new skin are related.
Any solutions? Tell me what you need... I am stupid when it comes to doing logs.
Is there a way of copying the list of links, then maybe reinstalling FRD and adding them back again? I am not losing this list. Where is it saved anyway? I cannot find anything like that in \AppData\Roaming\VitySoft\FRD .
I had this problem before and assume that the reason for that is that I have over 2000 links in the queue. I never start all of them (because then FRD freezes) and usually just keep the top 50 running and the rest paused. My guess is they all unpaused somehow. Which I did not do, but here is another weird thing I noticed.
What changed too is that all of the sudden FRD opens with a new shiny skin, whereas I always used the old Windows2000 look. Now I certainly did not change that setting (and now that FRD freezes cannot anyway) so I assume that the problem and the sudden new skin are related.
Any solutions? Tell me what you need... I am stupid when it comes to doing logs.
Is there a way of copying the list of links, then maybe reinstalling FRD and adding them back again? I am not losing this list. Where is it saved anyway? I cannot find anything like that in \AppData\Roaming\VitySoft\FRD .
