Dennis, I don't think these orphaned versions affect anything, but I also wanted to remove them: Try this: "One simple way is to use the "old" (Legacy) Programs and Features control panel to

Don't think anybody else has reported this problem. Have you tried RC4?  It's on the site. https://physics.princeton.edu//pulsar/k1jt/wsjtx.html Mike W9MDB

Did you do this? Rename \Users\[username]\AppData\Local\WSJT-X.ini Then send in the old WSJT-X.ini file and maybe this can be fixed. Mike W9MDB

This is a long-standing problem with WSJT. The best thing to do is install each version in it's own folder so you won't have this problem in the future.  Just add the version info to the path when

Randy I had a similar error. Somehow, the radio got changed to a radio that I don't have, and it kept timing out and the program crashing. My solution was to open the .ini file, and change the

I've installed about a dozen versions of WSJT-x, and just went to install another when I saw that I currently have about 14 versions of WSJT-x listed under the APPs on my computer. So, I deleted one,

I have a similar unresolved issue. After upgrading to the newest version of WSJTx at start up it flashes a time out error then disappears. Randy W6RA bigpond.com@groups.io> wrote:

I have the exact same problem. In the last few days there was mention of a fix for it in this reflector. I'm looking for it now. 73 W6RA Randy bigpond.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hello everyone, I am running WSJT-X 2.5.4 on Windows 7 x64. Before posting this question I did a search on the group and found it had been discussed in 2021, but there was no resolution. Here's

There are only 3 tries allowed on both sides of the QSO. The bands have been kind of flaky the last week or so with the solar activity going on.  So lots of fading.  Also some operators aren't very

Hi Don, Yes, see User Guide 11. Logging especially one but last paragraph. You may wish to backup your wsjtx_log.adi file before replacing it with the aclog.adi file. 73, Reino OH3mA

actually export your log to an adi, and rename or save as wsjtx_log.adi and move or copy it to the wsjtx 'appdata folder Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE drdonporter.com@groups.io> wrote:

Hi Ed, I base my comments on the https://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/k1jt/FT8_DXpedition_Mode.pdf The first message hound sends is just call sign on the protocol point of view even, if you have sent

Now, now. Be reasonable. That 1.55dB must make a lot of difference in an HF pile-up.

Hi Reino, tnx for your detailed explanation. I use WSJT-X FT8 mainly on 6m and 4m. It is quite useful to see the reception reports of my CQ in PSK Reporter. There are often short ES or TEP

Does your radio overheat and drop power when working SSB? I would suggest that the radio does not have a good 'duty cycle'. What happens if you key down in CW for several 30 second intervals for a

Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3I Dave, I don't understand, they are the initiator of the response decode / contact so it is obvious they have my signal report, and then respond with my signal rpt. Secondly,

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Thank you Michael. Much appreciated compared to Mr. Sanctimonious admonishing someone for running 50 watts instead of 35. Seriously? Tim, N2TC

Got it! Thanks again