I exit my 686 version, without disabling the serivce, and run 703b.
Problems:
1. It took too long, like a minute, till this message was displayed: "Everything" requires administrative privileges to index NTFS...
2. I chose Run as Administrator, but the program didn't Restart automatically. I needed to run it again manually.
3. While scanning, I still don't see in the Status Bar the options had been discussed like:
Press Esc - to cancel scanning and S - to skip current volume scanning
First Run of 703b
Re: First Run of 703b
For now, please run one as admin and the other with the service.
Besides, the problem was the long time to identify such a problem.
Besides, the problem was the long time to identify such a problem.
Re: First Run of 703b
> the problem was the long time to identify such a problem
Yes, I've seen that too, but at this point, considered it "expected".
Yes, I've seen that too, but at this point, considered it "expected".
Re: First Run of 703b
705b. The same issue.
Re: First Run of 703b
Everything is sharing the same service name between Everything 1.3 and 1.4.
Only one service can be installed with the same name "Everything".
The service is not compatible between versions 1.3 and 1.4.
You will need to use the -instance <name> command line option to specify a unique name for the Everything Service in Everything 1.4, for example:
I'm looking into using a different service name for Everything 1.4, but I think this will cause more confusion.
Only one service can be installed with the same name "Everything".
The service is not compatible between versions 1.3 and 1.4.
You will need to use the -instance <name> command line option to specify a unique name for the Everything Service in Everything 1.4, for example:
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Everything.exe -instance 1.4
Re: First Run of 703b
Can't you just make a service check at first, and if this is not the same version, ask the user to uninstall first?
Re: First Run of 703b
Not easily, I think the Everything 1.4 service name might work better. Will implement and test it out..