Hello!
I feel that being able to save and load a jobs queue should not be so difficult to implement and combined with a delayed start feature, would be really useful.
Feels strange that after all this time its still not implemented even though its a really simple and basic feature.
Hi, thanks for the feedback! This is something we are interested in exploring. We are working to add pause and resume, however, it sounds like you are interested in a project library? If so, could you post in the ideas section of the forum?
this is clearly not true ! but as you’re on this forum since only 4 months how would you know ?
not fair ! the team and dev work hard on this software and apply as much suggestion as possible but it’s a very small team, and they can’t add to the software 5265445 suggestions in one week. and clearly the pause one is on their to do list.
Marty I wouldn’t worry about it because he is just like a “troll” posting many ignorant assumptions in many threads.
You can see that since April he has viewed 166 topics and created 133 posts as well as 13 topics. Again many with irrelevant posts and personal attacks on support staff and other members.
Just ignore him as many of his posts will be deleted.
When I run the 3.3.5 installer it fails with this message…
Okay, I get it, it needs the actual msi file you installed your current version with to uninstall it so you can install the new one. I thought uninstallers didn’t rely on someone keeping the original installer in the same place it was run to install the software, but were copied somewhere safer? (Could be fun for people who download stuff to their Desktop…)
Windows does store a copy of the installer in a system location, and we have added functionality to our installers to use this copy during upgrades. However, in some cases this file may be deleted prematurely which can cause the error you’re seeing.
This is usually caused by various “cleaner” programs, especially ones that attempt to cleanup or “optimize” the installer cache. An upgrade using the full installer for the current version, and a copy of the previous version’s installer when prompted, should restore the missing file and prevent the issue in the future.
By the way, the file in question is located in a hidden folder in “C:\Windows\Installer”.
Personally, I always have fun deleting it to save space. Because I know I can use the setup from the previous version to install the new version and then delete the cached file again in the folder mentioned in the first line of my sentence.
Yes, we are still working on a fix! I will be DMing the three of you soon, but I will post here too Myself and Yazi were able to reproduce this and we are now narrowing in on the variables!
I don’t run any cleaner programs other than the one you get in the Windows Properties Dialogue for the drive.
Where I will sometimes use “Clean Up System Files”… which seems to happily leave 69GB in the windows\installer directory. I would be pretty confident MS wouldn’t delete any program registered as an uninstaller…
I don’t see anything the correct size to be the 3.3.4 installer in the windows installer tree (viewing hidden, system, etc. files) and haven’t done any clean-ups since installing it. I don’t manually delete anything in the installer tree.
Having installed 3.3.4 the “Clean up system files” option gives a total of 119MB it can recover, so it isn’t deleting any copy of the 685MB 3.3.4 installer. Are you sure you copy it somewhere?
Oh wait, I see a file of similar, but not the same, size as the 3.3.4 installer in the windows installer tree that is a Topaz file… curious…
51e07540 .msi 685,273,088 .a… 19-07-23 14:54:03
TopazVideoAI-3.3.4 .msi 685,268,992 .a… 12-07-23 10:21:50
But the MS clean-up systems files option still isn’t deleting it…
(The 429 MB mainly comes 249MB of thumbnails and 53.9MB of temp files which aren’t ticked here.)
So I did the clean-up with system files selected and the 685MB file is still in windows/installer…