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Hung at "Checking for Updates" - dnbdave - 01-12-2016

Installed/running on a Win10 Enterprise VM, the update check dialog pops and does not complete. Can't be cancelled. Not frozen hung, but spinning endlessly instead.

Pretty sure firewall or AV is catching/blocking it though whitelisting doesn't help. Any commandline switch I can pass to bypass the initial update check at first run?

Thanks.

RE: Hung at "Checking for Updates" - dnbdave - 01-12-2016

(01-12-2016, 01:55 AM)dnbdave Wrote: Installed/running on a Win10 Enterprise VM, the update check dialog pops and does not complete. Can't be cancelled. Not frozen hung, but spinning endlessly instead.

Pretty sure firewall or AV is catching/blocking it though whitelisting doesn't help. Any commandline switch I can pass to bypass the initial update check at first run?

Thanks.

Worth noting WinToUSB does the same exact thing as well. 

RE: Hung at "Checking for Updates" - dnbdave - 01-12-2016

(01-12-2016, 02:03 AM)dnbdave Wrote:
(01-12-2016, 01:55 AM)dnbdave Wrote: Installed/running on a Win10 Enterprise VM, the update check dialog pops and does not complete. Can't be cancelled. Not frozen hung, but spinning endlessly instead.

Pretty sure firewall or AV is catching/blocking it though whitelisting doesn't help. Any commandline switch I can pass to bypass the initial update check at first run?

Thanks.

Worth noting WinToUSB does the same exact thing as well. 

Fixed it: changed the firstrun in the ini from 1 to 0 and it skips the update check. Big Grin

RE: Hung at "Checking for Updates" - admin - 01-12-2016

You need to change the CheckOnStartup from 1 to 0 in WinToHDD.ini.
Please send the "user.log" to us, it is located in the bin folder under the installation directory.
Thanks.