@support My system: Windows 10 Pro on custom built Intel i7-490K CPU with 16GB RAM. Core resides on Toshiba SSD. Running Roon 1.3 Build 262 (64 bit). Music library of 29,000 tracks (3113 albums) is located on QNAP TS-453A. Network is Google Mesh. Audio output is multizone (Korg DAC to Focal Birds…

well, my first question is have you had a Windows Update recently that coincides with this new issue?

I do not remember implementing a Windows upgrade around the same time. But, there might have been one and I don’t remember However, I recently added new zones and that coincides. Before that, I only had one zone and I don’t ever remember experiencing any crashes ar freeze-ups.

You could try checking your drives for errors?

Hi @Steve_Mesenbring ---- Thank you for the report and sorry to hear of the troubles. A few things, moving forward. I would definitely recommend taking the advice given by both @Rugby and @Geoff_Coupe (:thumbsup:), as those a good starting point in addressing this behavior. Furthermore, I would lik…

First, what exactly is your “main computer”? Intel i7-490K isn’t a known model. Maybe you omitted a digit. Next, it’d be useful to know if Windows is completely dead. In another Windows system or in Android or similar, ping your “main computer.” (You will probably need to know its IP address in adv…

I am also having problems with Windows 10. I just downloaded the Roon Core. When I click on the icon on my desktop, nothing happens. I am using a lenovo P50, with an I7 CPU and 32 GB RAM. The laptop has a 500GB SSD where the roon core was installed. I am unable to open roon core. I downloaded Roon…

Hi Eric, Sorry, I was not clear. I do NOT have to login to Roon each time from my remote devices. I just open the Roon app on my Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and my iPad air. Thanks, Steve

Hi James, [image] James_Antognini: First, what exactly is your “main computer”? Intel i7-490K isn’t a known model. You are correct, I omitted a digit when describing my processor. It is an Intel i7-4790K processor. [image] James_Antognini: you might try Remote Desktop (assuming the tar…

I’m thinking about solving my Windows 10 crashes another way - by moving the Roon core to a different, dedicated PC. I have Mid-2011 Macbook Air, 1.7 GHz Intel Core i5 with 4GB ram and 256GB SSD running OSX. This computer is not in use and collecting dust anyway, so I could set it up as a dedicate…

Are you saying the Windows machine was not dedicated to running the Roon Server?

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