Local Status App not working on Windows 7

[Resthome]

.air - lists as a program. Opens a window.

Does the Local App also show in the Control panel list of programs?

[Resthome]

Oh and don't run the Classic Status 4 Plus when you are trying to run the Local App. Only ONE network connection is available to the Classic. 

Still think you have a bad install if you are not seeing the Bar at the top of the window that says Application.

[NoPowerBills]

here are some old versions of local status app that I have in my download folder

Thanks for that - same result. So it looks like the issue is the Win7 environment. For the life of me I can't figure out what it is - but whatever it iis, it is happening obly with the Local Staus App as other .air apps work fine. Thanks again for the downloads.

[NoPowerBills]

.....Still think you have a bad install if you are not seeing the Bar at the top of the window that says Application.

Yep, that's why I posted here. Uninstalling the app and re-installing with multiple versions doesn't fix it. Air - is fine as other apps run no worries.

So what environmentally would stop the Local Status App from loading properly?

[FNG]

This is likely something on your machine in general as the LA works with 7 no issue. What I would suggest is erasing ALL traces of it and doing a fresh install BUT right click on the install package and run as administrator.

You are also correct that if Karls program will connect to the classics that shows they are networked just fine so the issue is the actual program install. A fun note about the Classic program from Karl is it opens the connection, asks the questions and closes the connection so it can run in the background full time and when you want the local app just open it and it grabs the classic when his program closes the connection.

FNG

[Westbranch]

I would add that after you do the above removal,  do a disk defrag and then  a complete shut down of the computer and then a 'cold' start should help make sure the 'bad link' or whatever is there doing bad things.

other things : run a virus check before and after reboot?, Malware bytes, Glaryy Utilities, and CCCleaner or SuperAnti Spyware come to mind, all free

[ClassicCrazy]

I would add that after you do the above removal,  do a disk defrag and then  a complete shut down of the computer and then a 'cold' start should help make sure the 'bad link' or whatever is there doing bad things.

other things : run a virus check before and after reboot?, Malware bytes, Glaryy Utilities, and CCCleaner or SuperAnti Spyware come to mind, all free

Maybe a Registry clean using Ccleaner would help too .

Larry