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      Sim-plicity Dev @JeanV78 last edited by

      @jeanv78

      It appears your Windows user account privileges were insufficient to correctly install the required dlls during the installation.

      I'll send you a zip file with the missing dlls which you'll need to extract to your "C:\Program Files\Sim-plicity\SW25" folder.

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        JeanV78 @Sim-plicity Dev last edited by

        @sim-plicity-dev said in v21.02.05 Discussion Thread:

        @jeanv78

        It appears your Windows user account privileges were insufficient to correctly install the required dlls during the installation.

        I'll send you a zip file with the missing dlls which you'll need to extract to your "C:\Program Files\Sim-plicity\SW25" folder.

        awesome.

        Thanks

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          JeanV78 @Sim-plicity Dev last edited by

          @sim-plicity-dev

          I did what was asked. the program is still not opening.

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            Sim-plicity Dev @JeanV78 last edited by

            @jeanv78

            Did you by any chance uninstall & reinstall the Base Driver package?

            Can you attempt to launch SW25.exe then repeat the "Event Viewer" operation, this time reducing the "Logged" value to "Last Hour"?

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              frijsdijk @Mr_Dino last edited by

              @mr_dino can you explain how you feel the differenfce?

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                Max Janssen @Sim-plicity Dev last edited by

                @sim-plicity-dev once these updates are avaible again are they also for the sw15 wheelbase?
                Regards, Max

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                  JeanV78 @Sim-plicity Dev last edited by

                  @sim-plicity-dev said in v21.02.05 Discussion Thread:

                  @jeanv78

                  Did you by any chance uninstall & reinstall the Base Driver package?

                  Can you attempt to launch SW25.exe then repeat the "Event Viewer" operation, this time reducing the "Logged" value to "Last Hour"?

                  Base driver packaged solved the issue.
                  Thanks

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                    Sim-plicity Dev @Max Janssen last edited by

                    @max-janssen

                    As all SW15 wheelbases shipped with v21.02.05 firmware, there's nothing new in this release. Future releases will include SW15 updates.

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                      Mr_Dino @frijsdijk last edited by

                      @frijsdijk stronger low and mid range torque, wheel is more reactive, it's hard to explain just feels a lot better. The extra speed helps too.

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                        Mr_Dino last edited by

                        Little issue I found, profile is not saving changes to virtual torque so I have to set it every time I turn the base on.

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                          tim_haynes88 last edited by

                          i have a SW25, i still have V19.08.05 firmware, looking forward to a safe update.

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                            Scoops @tim_haynes88 last edited by

                            @tim_haynes88 same here with my SW20v3 and on 19 08 06.

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                              byAGM @tim_haynes88 last edited by

                              @tim_haynes88 more than safe update it seems to be a safe way to do the update. Lets see...

                              www.youtube.com/BallestaRacing
                              www.twitch.com/BallestaRacing

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                                Sim-plicity Dev @Mr_Dino last edited by

                                @mr_dino said in v21.02.05 Discussion Thread:

                                Little issue I found, profile is not saving changes to virtual torque so I have to set it every time I turn the base on.

                                Many thanks, this has been logged as an issue and will be fixed in v21.02.06

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                                  Sim-plicity Dev last edited by

                                  We've had @Wes1987's unit back and identified the cause of the update issues.

                                  v21.02.05 uses a new update mechanism designed to eliminate reported intermittent failures with the old updater. Unfortunately, it appears to have broken the failsafe bootloading mechanism that ensures an unsuccessful update can be easily recovered.

                                  We will revert to the old update mechanism for v21.02.06 and look to resolve the updater issue in v21.07.01

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                                    tschwenke @Sim-plicity Dev last edited by

                                    @sim-plicity-dev I have been watching this as I have been reluctant to update my older 7C+ with the new firmware. While you have found the issue still not certain if it is worth the update or wait for the new version. Any recomendations?

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                                      Wes1987 @Sim-plicity Dev last edited by

                                      @sim-plicity-dev That's great news, thankfully you managed to catch this before more devices were updated. Looking forward to getting it back in my hands so I can get back on the track.

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                                        Sim-plicity Dev @tschwenke last edited by

                                        @tschwenke

                                        v21.02.05 is now classed as "Do Not Install" for all.

                                        v21.02.06 will incorporate fixes but is still "alpha" software and will likely change a few more times on its way to "Stable"

                                        We decided on the staged releases as our in-house testing cannot replicate the myriad of available environments and we do need validation that changes in each release do not affect stability outside our "lab environments".

                                        As all new versions will start out as Alpha regardless of feature set, the decision is more at which stage you feel comfortable to switch from your existing version.

                                        At this point the key differentiator between v21.02.06 & v21.07.01 will be the firmware delivery mechanism (updater), with v21.02.06 reverting to the mechanism that has been in use (with minor niggles) since 2018 while v21.07.01's mechanism will look to resolve both those niggles & the issues discovered in v21.02.05.

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                                          tschwenke @Sim-plicity Dev last edited by

                                          @sim-plicity-dev Thanks for the details, makes total sense. As someone who does embedded controls in the automotive industry I totally understand the issues you face.

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                                            Discopooh last edited by

                                            Really like this way of updating the software as I've been running the same one since Jan 2020.

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