GS Report starts when I turn on my computer.

[Anonymous]

I get a bug report (GS REPORT) when I turn on my computer, and if I don't forget to turn it off at night, it prevents the computer from shutting down.

The bug report that starts when the computer is turned on, is before I even start Archicad. Is there something I need to load, unload, reload?

[Dwight]

Beverly:

If you care nothing for the Bug Reporter - throw it away.

Have you been crashing Archicad ? Or why do you think it sees trouble?

[Anonymous]

This is why I asked, it bug reports before I start working, don't even know there is a bug until being stopped from turning off the computer....that being said, think it has something to do with the BIM settings, BIM library or something to do with BIM

Dwight wrote:
Beverly:

If you care nothing for the Bug Reporter - throw it away.

Have you been crashing Archicad ? Or why do you think it sees trouble?

[Anonymous]

I just restarted my computer, the first thing that pops up is GS Bug Report, no Archicad is open.

Archimamamia wrote:
This is why I asked, it bug reports before I start working, don't even know there is a bug until being stopped from turning off the computer....that being said, think it has something to do with the BIM settings, BIM library or something to do with BIM

Dwight wrote:
Beverly:

If you care nothing for the Bug Reporter - throw it away.

Have you been crashing Archicad ? Or why do you think it sees trouble?

[rocorona]

Maybe it has erroneously put in the "Run at startup" set.
Check, for example, if you can find it in the startup tab page, after launching "msconfig.exe" from the box in the START menu

[David Maudlin]

rocorona wrote:
Maybe it has erroneously put in the "Run at startup" set.
Check, for example, if you can find it in the startup tab page, after launching "msconfig.exe" from the box in the START menu

Archimamamia:

On the Mac this would be found at System Preferences > Accounts > Login Items.

David

[Anonymous]

Don't know what it was, reloaded ArchiCAD, reloaded the latest fix and think this might fix my problem....more to be revealed if it didn't

David wrote:

rocorona wrote:
Maybe it has erroneously put in the "Run at startup" set.
Check, for example, if you can find it in the startup tab page, after launching "msconfig.exe" from the box in the START menu

Archimamamia:

On the Mac this would be found at System Preferences > Accounts > Login Items.

David