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Problems running MinimWatch on Windows PC - Blair2201 - 02-04-2015 19:11 Hi I've just followed the detailed instruction for installing MinimServer on my DS215j (which went without a hitch), I then installed Java on my PC and installed MinimWatch (again without a hitch); the issue arises when I double click on the MinimWatch icon on my desktop - a command screen pops up with "Error: Could not find or load main class C\Program Files\MinimWatch\lib\mwatch.jar" I followed the installation steps line by line, but it doesn't seem to find a file which will launch the program. Any ideas? Many thanks Blair RE: Problems running MinimWatch on Windows PC - simoncn - 02-04-2015 22:14 (02-04-2015 19:11)Blair2201 Wrote: Hi It sounds like Java isn't installed correctly on your PC. Please try uninstalling Java and reinstalling it. RE: Problems running MinimWatch on Windows PC - Blair2201 - 03-04-2015 15:01 Thanks Simon, I uninstalled both MinimWatch and Java, checked that I was downloading the correct version of Java (Version 8 Update 40 (Build 1.8.0_40-b26), then re-installed MinimWatch. Now the command screen pops up and no text appears. Still not running. Frustrating to say the least! I'm running Win 8.1 64bit - both Java and Minim are 64 bit. Any other thoughts what is causung this? It seems that Windows is not recognising the class file: Program Files\MinimWatch\lib\mwatch\com\minimserver\watch\launch\LaunchWatch.class RE: Problems running MinimWatch on Windows PC - simoncn - 04-04-2015 19:54 (03-04-2015 15:01)Blair2201 Wrote: Thanks Simon, Do you mean you are getting an empty Command Prompt window? Quote:Frustrating to say the least! Where did you see an error message that references this class name? You might have some other software installed that has added a conflicting association for the .jar file extension. You can check this by opening Control Panel and selecting Default Programs > Associate a file type or protocol with a program. |