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From what i can tell these logs are all for Dremel slicer not UltiMaker Cura. You will need to contact Dremel for help with that.  As for running UltiMaker Cura it might be possible Dremel is using the same system directories as UltiMaker Cura (this has been noted to happen with other brands) which corrupts the UltiMaker Cura files. UltiMaker and most of the community here isn't able to offer much advice for unofficial releases of UltiMaker Cura. 

Sounds good.  And please post the project file as I think most of your issue is with the settings.

I apologize for my stridency, it was not intended to "go after" anyone. But correcting me without understanding the platform in question was 'going after' me.  Especially since the my original comment on Iron Python wasn't germane to the problem, it was intended to forestall any questions about my ineptitude in Python coding. Also, telling me that logging was on by default, when my original post said that no log files were created, meant that the original post wasn't read, completely, before commenting. And lastly, I have reported all these issues, and more, on Github.  I document them, and a few days later they are closed, because "further or requested information wasn't received".  This has happened several times, so I despair of that path for a remedy. I have never had to do anything special, other than install the app for "all users", to make it it work with remote desktop.  So as far as I know neither explicit support nor recommendation is required from Cura to make it compatible with remote desktop.  And in fact, it works fine with remote desktop, as long as the remote desktop link isn't disturbed *at all*. I do note that the installer doesn't ask if it should be installed for the current or all users, and it should, or default to all users.  This is a default option presented by the Windows installer, YMMV for other installers.  By the bye, I also reported that to Github, and it was "closed because further information wasn't provided". I also reported that USB connection to the printer isn't consistent.  I was told USB connection wasn't supported, and the issue closed.  In Windows, Device cataloging, departure and arrival via the GUID is robust, so the above response is opaque. For me remote desktop access is driven by a physical disability and access to the 3D printer.  It really isn't an option for me not to use remote desktop, hence the reason I'm so eager to get it working on the Z83.  Again.

The system is an Acer all in one desktop running intel i5 7th gen processor. I currently have the Dremel slicer is on the machine and runs without any issues.  As I have acquired an Anycubic printer I needed to  install Cura to slice files for it to use. I went with Cura for the obvious reason that the Dremel slicer uses the same engine and similar GUI to make life much easier. After installing 5.7 it does not start, not even a splash screen. I am hoping that it does not mean issues with the graphics driver of the system. Any help to get this sorted out would be greatly appreciated. stdout.logstderr.log