Yes. If contact was attempted (completed or not, doesn't matter) on the even cycle (00/30), decodes there after will be only display for 15/45 cycle. Program just skips what was received on the 00/30

This can indeed be a problem when doing anything with a browser running and it's not the only cause. There are several Chrome features that will cause system disk access which, in addition to using

I do allow WSJT-X, current and previous versions to create a log as both adif and txt formats.   I also manually log to QRZ.COM. Then from QRZ.COM I can upload direct to LOTW with 3 key

are you starting wsjt with a 'rig-name' now, or did you before 2019??? can you get access to the hidden folder called 'appdata' and look in there. there may be multiple folder with the wsjt name on

A few years ago I described to my DX club two different ways to recover your QSO's from LoTW. What is written below describes TWO different ways to do the same thing. ========== Below

Just a silly question, do you still have the entire all.txt file? If you do you can recover all your contact from that fil. you ill need to have a program written for you that creates adif records

CNTR-ALT-DEL -> TASK MGR, select task, right click, end task.

How do you download my logs as an adi file from LOTW? I looked for a way to do that once and I couldn't find how to do it. That would be a big help if I lose some of my log. Bill W5EC

Hi Ben, CHROME has this software called a softwarereporter tool. Every now and then it launches 2 to 4 tasks, eachconsuming 20% or more CPU resources, so when it runs, it could take up to 100%of

Chuck Think it’s a little too late - Michael reported all work prior to Jan 2019 - is gone - suggesting whatever happened to the log file was over a year ago. Neil is right - the chances are the

Hi Michael, It sounds likely that the files have been removed by a WSJT-X upgrade, but unlikely that Windows upgrade would remove them.. you may be able to ‘undelete’ them with a tool

Michael, It may NOT be time to face the reality all that data is gone, YET. If the file has been accidently deleted, there are utilities out there that can quickly recover accidently deleted

Thanks for all suggestions! GridTracker works fine for me since Im on Linux.

Michael ... you won't be able to recover that data unless there is a copy on your hard drive somewhere. Did you do a computer search for files on WSJT using the Windows 10 search

The logging was only to the WSJT-X built-in log. I never uploaded them anywhere. Apparently, either a WSJT-X or Windows update started the log over again or somehow deleted everything prior to January

Hi all JA BandPlan in 160/80 may be changed soon. If changed then annoying split operation will be not needed. Stay tuned. 73 -- 73 de aki JA1NLX

Martin, Point well taken. I guess you’re referring to your power limitations in “G”. Stateside, we no longer have different power limits in that part of the band. Was wondering if JA stations

have you been uploading them to qrz or eqsl or lotw ?? then you could downl;oad the adi files, and import into one of the logbooks mentioned in other responses Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

sounds like you computer resource may be at maximum, and perhaps an upgrade is need in memory, or processor type Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE

Hi Arthur, I guess there's nothing to stop you (or me!) Tx'ing on 1908kHz but I suspect most, if not all, of the JAs would be listening on 1840kHz so there would be little point on Tx'ing on 1908kHz