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I rebooted my computer and it prints normally now.

CE5_xyzCalibration_cube.3mf ok thanks. here is a saved project and a screenshot. As you can see 0g of filament and 0.02 minute print time.

Cura 5.1 is somehow disabling my extruder. When I bring a model into 5.1 and slice it, the result is always 0 grams of filament. The print head moves through all the code, but nothing is extruded. I'm using filament and print profiles that were working in 5.0. Cura 5.0 works fine with the same models. I copied my start and end code from 5.0 to 5.1, and it will print the prime line and the skirt, then stops extruding. This is not a clogged nozzle or anything physical/mechanical. Im running Klipper on and Ender5. Any ideas what to check? Its something with the extruder instructions

Not a single idea in over a month? I just had to restart Cura 3 times to get my profiles to show up

just bumping this thread in hopes of some suggestions. Its getting really annoying that I have to keep restarting Cura and reloading a model to get my profiles to show up. Any suggestions?

Cura 4.10 Sometimes when I open a model the default profile will have the same name as the last profile I was using, but the actual settings are different (print speed, temp, etc.). When I click the drop down menu to select a different saved or default profile, there are no options. Nothing. The defaults (standard, dynamic, super quality) aren't even there. Just one option, with the name of the last custom profile I created, but with incorrect values. Usually I just quit all instances of Cura and restart, which seems to correctly load all my profiles, but what is causing this?

OK, I reinstalled 4.10 Here is the screenshot and log file thanks for your help cura.log

I have already uninstalled 4.10 and reinstalled 4.8 so I can print. Will the log file from 4.10 have been saved? Can I have both 4.8 and 4.10 installed so that I can get a new error log file without repeatedly installing and uninstalling?

I have never even heard of Chitubox, so no. However, I do have some other slicers on this computer. None of them caused issues with 4.8 though

I have been using Cura 4.8 since it was released with no problems on this computer (Windows 10). I downloaded 4.10, uninstalled 4.8 without deleting configuration files, then installed 4.10. 4.10 opens just fine. If I try to open any STL file, Cura 4.10 gives a fatal error and log, which I have submitted to ultimaker several times. It then closes Cura. I have tried creating new STLs and loading old ones. I cannot import from fusion360. I uninstalled 4.10, and reinstalled 4.8, and everything works as normal. Any suggestions of what could be crashing 4.10?

OK, I assumed you were trying to push it over 100mm/s..... How do you know its staying at 100? I would try another slicer, if you have the same results in another slicer, then it is your firmware If the other slicer slows it down, then the problem is in the gcode that Cura is producing

what printer & firmware are you using? My first bet is that your firmware has a max X and Y feed rate setting M203 X100 Y100 is what you will likely find

Started using 4.7 a few days ago. On the 4.6 version my print estimation times were always within a few minutes of actual print time. I noticed my first few small prints printed much faster than 4.7 estimated, like 20 minutes to an hour faster, on 2-5 hour estimated prints. Finally did a bigger print last night: Cura 4.7 estimated 11 hours 36 min Actual print time: 7 hours 38 min. This is on an ender 5. it seems the estimates get further off with longer prints. Im glad the actual print time is faster than the estimate, but it was pretty accurate in 4.6 and I would rather have it be accurate. Im mostly posting this for the Cura developers, as I dont think there is anything I can change to make it more accurate. But if there is let me know, thanks