I think there's a clue in the last lines shown in the error message above. It's got some permission error trying to open a log file. Please make sure that the AppData\Roaming folder exists for that user and it is writable.
5 hours ago, Thegladster said:Your Cura is having trouble opening from the application package; having a problem to open the start. Try opening your firewall. I'm not a coder, so I don't really know what's going on, actually, but hope this might help.
That didn't help I had tried looking at the fire wall and even turning it off.
Thankks
5 hours ago, burtoogle said:I think there's a clue in the last lines shown in the error message above. It's got some permission error trying to open a log file. Please make sure that the exists for that user and it is writable.
It is there and has logs in it.
But they seem from an earlier install
Thanks May be some help
Edited by Retiredtech
Try removing the stdout.log file (but keep the folder in place).
16 hours ago, ahoeben said:Try removing the stdout.log file (but keep the folder in place).
Thanks I'll give it a try.. I just went through all the windows stuff today and is says all my files are fine for the system files.
5 hours ago, Retiredtech said:Thanks I'll give it a try.. I just went through all the windows stuff today and is says all my files are fine for the system files.
Well actually I deleted the whole Cura folder in AppData\Roaming folder. As This was a new install after uninstalling everything I decided there should not be any Cura stranglers. Worked a charm so thanks....
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Your Cura is having trouble opening from the application package; having a problem to open the start. Try opening your firewall. I'm not a coder, so I don't really know what's going on, actually, but hope this might help.
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