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Okay, I still get corrupt images if I change the channels parameter to 3. I also took some time to turn on trace and error statements. Here is the output from a good file:validvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalid-> WriteSOI emit marker 216-> WriteAPP0 emit marker 224 length 16-> WriteCOM emit marker 254 length 54-> WriteDQT emit marker 219 length 67 id 0 precision 016 11 12 14 12 10 16 1413 14 18 17 16 19 24 4026 24 22 22 24 49 35 3729 40 58 51 61 60 57 5156 55 64 72 92 78 64 6887 69 55 56 80 109 81 8795 98 103 104 103 62 77 113121 112 100 120 92 101 103 99-> WriteDQT emit marker 219 length 67 id 1 precision 017 18 18 24 21 24 47 2626 47 99 66 56 66 99 9999 99 99 99 99 99 99 9999 99 99 99 99 99 99 9999 99 99 99 99 99 99 9999 99 99 99 99 99 99 9999 99 99 99 99 99 99 9999 99 99 99 99 99 99 99-> WriteSOF0 emit marker 192 length 17-> WriteDHT emit marker 196 length 31 id 0 class 0-> WriteDHT emit marker 196 length 31 id 1 class 0-> WriteDHT emit marker 196 length 181id 0 class 1-> WriteDHT emit marker 196 length 181 id 1 class 1-> WriteSOS emit marker 218 length 12 ncomp 3 id 0 dc_selector 0 ac_selector 0 id 1 dc_selector 1 ac_selector 1 id 2 dc_selector 1 ac_selector 1 Ss 0 Se 63 Ah 0 Al 0-> WriteEOIemit marker 217...and here's the output from a bad file:validvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalidvalid-> WriteSOI emit marker 216-> WriteAPP0 emit marker 224 length 16-> WriteCOM emit marker 254 length 54-> WriteDQT emit marker 219 length 67 id 0 precision 016 11 12 14 12 10 16 1413 14 18 17 16 19 24 4026 24 22 22 24 49 35 3729 40 58 51 61 60 57 5156 55 64 72 92 78 64 6887 69 55 56 80 109 81 8795 98 103 104 103 62 77 113121 112 100 120 92

#2:3D_DELAY CDU-2 [COPY] SOURCE PROGRAM [A00...C63] DESTINATION [CH/FL, DELAY, CH/FL&DLY] REV-1 [REVERB TIME] - REVERB PRE DELAY TIME [0(002[MS])...99(200[MS])] REVERB TIME [0...99] HIGH DAMP [0...99] REV-2 [FX BALANCE] - REVERB BALANCE [0...100%] BAL MOD.SOURCE [OFF...CCHG#95] BAL MOD.INTENSITY [-99...+99] REVU-1 [INITIAL] INITIAL SOURCE [#0...6] &nbsd #0:THRU (NO EFFECT) &nbsd #1:HALL &nbsd #2:ROOM &nbsd #3:PLATE &nbsd #4:DELAYREVERB &nbsd #5:STAGE &nbsd #6:EARLYREFRECTION REVU-2 [COPY] SOURCE PROGRAM [A00...C63] FX-3 [DUAL PEAKING EQ] - 2 BAND PEQ [PEQ] (2 BAN PEQ) [UTY] (UTILITY) [PEQ] - 2 BAND PARAMETRIC EQ O----PEAKING EQ-----PEAKING EQ----> PEQ-1 [HIGH EQ] - 2 BAND PEQ CUTOFF FREQUENCY [0(1.000[kHZ])...49(16.95[kHZ])] Q [0...29] GAIN [-18...+18dB] EQU-1 [INITIALIZE] INITIAL TYPE [#0...#6] #0:THRUEQ #1:2BANDEXITER #2:BRIGHTEQ #3:SOFTEQ #4:LOWBOOST #5:REEDEQ #6:BRASSEQ EQU-2 [COPY] - 2 BAND PEQ UTILITY SOURCE PROGRAM [A00...C63] FX-4 [PANPONT & OUTPUT LEVEL] - PANPOT & LEVEL PANPOT [LEFT, LR, RIGHT] PANPOT MOD.SRC [OFF...CCHG#95] PANPOT MOD.INT [-99...+99] OUTPUT LEVEL [0...127] 4-7. EG (ENVELOPE GENERATOR) SECTION EG-1 [EG MENU] [EG1] [EG2] [EG3] [EG4] [UTY] UTILITY EG1-1 [EG LEVEL] START LEVEL [-99...+99] ATTACK LEVEL [-99...+99] BREAK LEVEL [-99...+99] SUSTAIN LEVEL [-99...+99] RELEASE LEVEL [-99...+99] EG1-2 [EG TIME] ATTACK TIME [0...99] DECAY TIME [0...99] SLOPE TIME [0...99] RELEASE TIME [0...99] EG1-3 [TIME KBD TRK] EG TIME KEYBOARD TRACKING ATTACK TIME [-99...+99] DECAY TIME [-99...+99] SLOPE TIME [-99...+99] RELEASE TIME [-99...+99] EG1-4 [VELOCITY CONTROL] EG LEVEL [-99...+99] ATTACK TIME [-99...+99] DECAY TIME [-99...+99] SLOPE TIME [-99...+99] RELEASE TIME [-99...+99] [EG2/3/4] EG2/3/4-1...4] EDITABLE PARAMETERS SAME AS EG1-1...4 EGU-1 INITIALIZE EG SELECT [EG1...EG4] INITIAL TYPE [#00...10] #00:DEFAULT #01:PIANO #02;BELL #03:GUITAR #04:PERCUSSION

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New version of Windows 11 can be a headache, like what you are experiencing.Just my suggestion if I were in your situation.Hi asdffdsa, Could you please provide the Windows Event logs corresponding to the time when the update was applied and when the Host service failed to start? Please, zip and send via the tickets to avoid accidentally publishing personally identifiable information. Thanks.today, lost control of another three machines. in total, 10 machines.this is from windows registry, two eventsevent #1Log Name: SystemSource: Service Control ManagerDate: 11/27/2024 10:56:49 AMEvent ID: 7009Task Category: NoneLevel: ErrorKeywords: ClassicUser: N/AComputer: PPLREIDENVDescription:A timeout was reached (45000 milliseconds) while waiting for the Remote Utilities - Host service to connect.Event Xml: 7009 0 2 0 0 0x8080000000000000 98 System PPLREIDENV 45000 Remote Utilities - Host 52004D0061006E0053006500720076006900630065000000­nary> event #2Log Name: SystemSource: Service Control ManagerDate: 11/27/2024 10:56:49 AMEvent ID: 7000Task Category: NoneLevel: ErrorKeywords: ClassicUser: N/AComputer: PPLREIDENVDescription:The Remote Utilities - Host service failed to start due to the following error: The service did not respond to the start or control request in a timely fashion.Event Xml: 7000 0 2 0 0 0x8080000000000000 99 System PPLREIDENV Remote Utilities - Host %%1053 52004D0061006E0053006500720076006900630065000000­nary> here are two screenshots of the event viewer. * Website time zone: America/New_York (UTC -4)