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Bug: Windows Live Mesh Client does not recognise hibernate

Låst Bug: Windows Live Mesh Client does not recognise hibernate

  • 2008년 5월 24일 토요일 오후 6:40
     
     
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    I'm not so sure whether to class this as a bug - or a feature request... but it shows unusual behavior so i've called it a bug:
    Okay, so here's my issue with the Live Mesh client program:

    • On Hibernate the Online Status of the program does not change
    • When Booted Up, Live Mesh becomes confused: the icon greys out and the message I get on hovering the system tray icon is

    Unable to connect to Live Mesh
    Please Check Your Network Connectivity

    • But the context menu still displays the "Work Offline" and "Sign Out" options. (Please note that I haven't tested if they work)


    Live Mesh Successfully Refreshes the system tray icon after a minute or so and returns to normal operation.


    Computer I am using is:
    Windows Vista Home Premium with SP1 (32 Bit)
    Live Mesh Client Version: 0.9.2815.12

    Andy M

    • 편집됨 am01264 2008년 5월 24일 토요일 오후 7:06 Added Computer Specification (and refined tone :p)
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    • 2008년 5월 27일 화요일 오후 9:24
       
       
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      Hi Andy,

      Please feel free to submit a bug report on this, if you haven't already.

      Thanks,

      Ben.

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      To submit a bug with your logs attached:

      Please go to http://connect.microsoft.com/. Sign in and then select Live Mesh Tech Preview on Your Dashboard.  Click Feedback and follow the instructions for collecting your logs and then submit a bug.

      To get your logs:

      1.  Click Start.
      2.  Select All Programs and look for the Live Mesh folder.
      3.  Click       Collect Live Mesh Logs.
      4.  Your logs will be bundled together in a cab file now located on your desktop.

      Attach your LiveMeshLogs.cab file located on your desktop to your bug.

      Note: you will have to submit a bug first, then edit it to attach your logs.        

      If you do not have access to the Live Mesh Connect site, you can email your logs to lmprev@microsoft.com.  Please provide as much information about your issue as you can in that email.