hi.
My OS is Windows7 Ultimate 64bits, and the problem that I have is that rainmeter doesnt work. when I activate it, only appears the icon in the systray, but nothing else happens, no menus, no options, nothing in the desktop. I unnistall al clean the registry, turn off the firewall and nothing happens.
I love this program.
anyone?
thanks!
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Problem in Windows7
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Re: Problem in Windows7
Right-click the icon in the tray and navigate to "Configs" to launch skins. The "Manage Skins" option will launch RainBrowser, which is the easiest way to go through your installed skins and start them.
Read here for more information: http://rainmeter.net/cms/Rainmeter101
Read here for more information: http://rainmeter.net/cms/Rainmeter101
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Re: Problem in Windows7
hey!
but I can't right click in the systry icon or when I use the theme manager the skins doesnt load.
but I can't right click in the systry icon or when I use the theme manager the skins doesnt load.
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Re: Problem in Windows7
99% chance it is a conflict with your antivirus. If you are using ESET NOD32 in particular it seems to cripple Rainmeter unless you put in an exception for Rainmeter.exedesho wrote:hey!
but I can't right click in the systry icon or when I use the theme manager the skins doesnt load.
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Re: Problem in Windows7
yes! it was a problem with ESET. i just discover it and enter and read your answer, thanks!
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Re: Problem in Windows7
new problem... i put rainmeter.exe in an exception but it still dont work... when I turnoff the antivirus, rainmeter works well.
I put all the folder in an exception in eset but still dont work.
any idea?
I put all the folder in an exception in eset but still dont work.
any idea?
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Re: Problem in Windows7
I don't use ESET, but I think you want to put *\Rainmeter.exe as the exception.desho wrote:new problem... i put rainmeter.exe in an exception but it still dont work... when I turnoff the antivirus, rainmeter works well.
I put all the folder in an exception in eset but still dont work.
any idea?
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Re: Problem in Windows7
jsmorley.
i read the solution you gave to another user ( Viralz ) and now rainmeter works fine.
the solution is put appdata\rainmeter and programfiles\rainmeter in an exception
thanks!
i read the solution you gave to another user ( Viralz ) and now rainmeter works fine.
the solution is put appdata\rainmeter and programfiles\rainmeter in an exception
thanks!