Thank you for your message. Can you please use the directions found here and send over a set of logs to our File Uploader? Once logs have been uploaded, please let us know so that we can check the server for your files, thanks!
@Tyrone_Milton I’m wondering what “crashes” you’re experiencing. As of this morning if I click on the album link at the bottom left of the Now Playing screen, the Roon app crashes, though the music does not stop playing
Thank you for uploading the logs. It does seem the logs uploaded are from your Roon remote device. Would you kindly attach the logs directly from the Roon server?
We’ll also want to take a look at Event Viewer logs, which give some insight into errors being reported by the OS — Please send those as well:
Press Win + R and type eventvwr.msc
Press OK – this should open Event Viewer window
From the left sidebar go to Windows Logs > Application
Right click on the Application subsection and pick Filter Current Log… from the context menu
On the Filter tab for the Logged section pick a parameter Last 30 days and press OK
Right click on the Application subsection again and pick Save filtered log file as.. from the context menu
Enter the log file name, for e.g. Roon_USERNAME , and press Save
Thank you. I have submitted both under the filenames Roon_Tyrone_Milton for the Event Viewer logs and Tyrone_Milton RoonServer Logs for the the server logs.
I have downloaded the .NET file so that’s done. As for the GPU, this is a new, custom built PC and I check Windows Update every time I log in. This is not a PC problem, I only get issues with Roon and only since purchasing Nucleus One.
It has crashed about five times this morning.
The GPU Boost Clock in the Gigabyte Control Center says Boost Clock (MHz) is 1822.
Just crashed now. Loaded an album in and then, while desktop app was open, I opened Roon Arc in order to download by new album to my phone. App did not close this time but it did stop playback.
Just crashed again playback stops and page shows pulsing logo. This happened as I clicked to go to the Paul McCartney artist page while downloading another album and playback. Can’t do multiple things anymore. Pulsing logo for a few minutes now. Waiting… pop-up displayed for a second then disappeared.
Thanks for the additional information! We’ve located the specific crash trace in a fresh Roon diagnostic report and can confirm you’re experiencing a known issue causing a UI crash.
Some good news here - our team has already identified and implemented a fix, which should be included in the next Roon update. I can’t speak on specific timelines but the team is working hard to get this fix out as soon as possible.
We appreciate your ongoing patience until that happens!
This isn’t related to the UI crash when attempting to click on search results, but diagnostics show Windows refusing Roon’s write edits on the database because another process currently has the same temp files open.
Do you have any third-party backup services scanning your Roon storage location at the same time as Roon?
I’d also ensure you don’t have any Roon Backups saved to any locations that you’ve set as Watched Folders in Roon.
We also see RAATServer crashing in the background on Windows even when the GUI and the server remain online. Have you added RAATServer.exe as a safelist item to Windows Defender?
My Roon ‘storage location’ is the “Nucleus One Internal Storage.” I don’t watch any folders outside this. I’ve disconnected the desktop app from Dropbox just now as this did my Roon Backups (I’ve just cancelled my sub with them anyway).
My OneDrive only backs up C drive and I use Acronis True Image for my hard drive backups inside and outside my PC but not the one in the Nucleus One.
Could this be something in my router scanning the Nucleus One?
Have you added RAATServer.exe as a safelist item to Windows Defender?
Following Google AI instructions (accuracy?!) I’m trying to locate RAATServer.exe and have this in the RoonServer folder. Might this be something?
Thank you for the update. Based on the diagnostic data, we were able to identify traces of an existing issue. Our R&D team is actively working on a fix, and the changes should be included in an upcoming release.