alemmons

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I am running Windows 7 Professional 64 bit. Datalogit is running and I can log for a little bit, but after about 5 minutes the whole system crashes. Never has stability issues when I am not logging. Is this common? Should I put a partition for XP and use that for logging?

ttmott

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That's interesting - I was going to upgrade my OS also.... Did you emulate the USB port as a RS232 port like it needed to be done in XP?

arghx

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I'm using Windows 7 32 bit and haven't had a problem.

cloudzero

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I'm using win7 64bit also and am not having any problems, what kind of computer are you running? I would make sure you have enough system resources for it, system ram, hdd space etc. I can log for hours with no issues, Also what brand cable are you using? I had an older one from radioshack that i used to log on my xp laptop and and win7 32bit laptop, but when i bought my new one in 64bit it would detect the cable but would freeze up and give me errors with the datalogit, Went to radioshack and bout a new one from gigaware part #26-949 and it works like a dream.

alemmons

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I am running a custom laptop. I have 2GB ram and over 8GB free on the hard drive. Shouldn't be a problem there. The cable is new, I can't remember the brand, but it starts logging and logs fine for awhile, just locks up after a bit.

cloudzero

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i think the minimum for win7 64bit is 2gb of ram, so maybe when logging it just runs out of system resources and crashes. not to sure, you could always try a xp partition and just run the basics and see if it works or not.

alemmons

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Turns out it was the usb adapter. I tried another one and it seems fine.