Start uWAmp in Silent mode - uwamp

I need to start uwamp before My user can use an app. But I would need to start Uwamp in silent mode i.e without getting the window on the screen. Is there any config I didn't find it

So stupid I am... Prefrences and set it ip to start in systray mode....

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Start the websocket server automatically on Windows without a visible command prompt window

I want to start a websocket server, like using the "php artisan websocket:serve", but that automatically start with windows, and without a windows of command prompt. I know how to do it on linux with supervisor, but i need to do that on Windows 7 with Xampp.
I currently use a batch file that starts automatically with Windows, although it works correctly, I wish the command prompt window would not remain permanently visible, since the PC is used for other business stuff, and sometimes the user closes by error the window, stopping the socket server.
Of course, thank you very much for your answers and excuse my bad English.
There are several ways to start windows process without visible console window. First you could create windows service, some software support it natively or you could use utility like NSSM. Second: You could start program via task scheduler and tune task properties. Third: You could use utility like CHP to start program without console window. Remember one thing: If you start program without console window (and it is not a windows service), the only way to stop it is taskkill command or GUI Taskmanager.
To initialize the websocket server on a windows machine, without the command prompt just set autoexec.bat to halt_threads 2.

Bluescreen on windows 10 after using android emulator

today after i got an update of avast i could not launch any android emulator anymore (Bluestacks 3 and NOX). When i try to launch an emulator after like 80-90% of the engine loading of the emulator nothing happens then i get a messagge of the emulator that the engine could not launche and it gives me 2 options (restart engine or restart computer) both will get my sistem to crash and i get a blue screen with errorcode 0x00000667 (not sure if i miss a 0). I already tried to disable the antivirus and to retry but got the same problem, i reinstall the android emulator but got the same result. And worst of my problems are that my computer didn't had the file protection active to restore to an prewvie point, so im stuck now and i prefer not to reset my whole computer. Any suggestion what could i do? im really in trouble here and i hope this is the right place to ask for my problem.
Turning off hyper-v in your pc will fix the problem. Run the CMD in administrative mode and run this command bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off.
Solve this
1 - Enable virtualization (from bios/UEFI setting)
2 - Disable hyper-v and restart (Credit to Sadhurshan)
bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off
3 - Install intel haxm
https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-hardware-accelerated-execution-manager-intel-haxm
Run the CMD in administrative mode and run this command bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off.
I had the same problem.
Run the CMD in administrative mode and run command
bcdedit /set hypervisorlaunchtype off.
But just this step didn't work.
As a second step, I checked whether Intel X86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer) is installed on the SDK Manager > SDK Tools. I saw the "update available" and updated it.
Problem is solved.
I was having the same exact issue. Did all the normal troubleshooting (restarts/re-installs etc). So I hit up google and found your post and made the connection that I recall updating Avast a few days ago as well. Did a search for "avast bluestacks" and found the post # this URL. I followed its easy steps and so far bluestacks is back up and running normal for me again.
https://support.bluestacks.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003212603-Solution-for-Avast-antivirus-makes-BlueStacks-run-slow-
disable hyper-v and restart then open nox try again in windows 10 disable
Press Windows key.
Type "Turn Windows features on or off"
Deselect checkbox next to Hyper-V.
Select OK.
Select Restart now.
Never expected that this would work, but it worked for my good old fasion i7-2600k which does not support VT but has Hardware acceleration.
Make sure Hyper-V is disabled in Windows Features
Uninstall NoxPlayer (probably similar to Bluestacks)
Disable Hardware Acceleration in your BIOS
Install NoxPlayer, do a first run with an emulator.
Restart and enable Hardware Acceleration in your BIOS again to improve performance.
source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VedP_MamreA
The problem can easily be solve by using following steps:
Turn off battery saver mode if it ON.
Close the bluestack application.
Open task manager or Press Ctrl+shift+Esc and end all Background process with bluestack.
(The 3-4 process are
Bluestack 4
Bluestack Agent
Bluestack Android host
Bluestack Server Interface
).
Close all applications.
Restart the bluestack application.
I also faced the same issue on my new spec: R5 5600X on MSI B550M.
This is how i solved it:
Uninstall windows updates: Didn't Work.
Enable SVM(Must be enabled anyway): Didn't Work.
Refresh Windows(Download from Cloud): Worked :)

Tomcat7 start/restart on Win7

I recently installed Apache Tomcat 7 for Windows7 while trying to learn Servlets/JSP.
If I try to start Tomcat by double-clicking on the icon on my desktop (which maps to C:\Apache Software Foundation\tomcat7\bin\tomcat7.exe), it opens up a command prompt with many messages rolling and disappears
If this is start then how to restart ?
The first time I installed it, there was an icon in the system tray, clicking it one could start/stop the server. But that icon disappeared after the first time use. I uninstalled/re-installed apache. Again the icon appeared & disappeared the next time it was accessed.
Is there a way to bring back the icon for good, or a better way to do this?
tomcat7.exe is Tomcat itself, running in a Windows service wrapper.
tomcat7w.exe is the Monitor/Configure app.
You can use tomcat7w.exe for start/stop tomcat service.
Go to C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 7.0\bin
Start Tomcat7w.exe (GUI application).
Here you can start or stop the service from the General tab

can't see the cmd error when program shutdown

I'm running the VLC player from desktop shortcut, and it immediately shuts down. I can't figure out what is the error written there.
Is there a way of forcing windows into showing the error diplayed in cmd after the program shutdown, either from windows or by setting preferences of the cmd?
Run it directly from cmd.exe instead, and you may see error messages displayed. If not, you might check the "Event Viewer" application to see if anything goes to the system logs.

Task bar icons missing

I have tried to install a shell DLL in Windows7 using innosetup (installation script). To apply the shell changes I have restarted the explorer by using batch file (during installation).
It seems working on WindowsXP and Windows2003 without any issue. But in Windows7 once the explorer restarted all the taskbar icons like skype, google talk,.. (except Network and Audio icons) are closed. But all those applications are running fine. Even I click on the particular application (say skype) in start menu, it wont appear on taskbar. Only way is, need to stop the application in taskbar and again start it.
Is there any way to fix this.
Note:
I am running the installer with admin rights. Also I have tried to run the following commands in Windows7 'Administrator Command Prompt' to restart the explorer.
taskkill /f /im explorer.exe
explorer.exe
The same results happen. All the icons are closed in taskbar. But if I start the explorer via taskmanager this issue wont occur.
Note sure whether it is related to my installation setup (the same commands I am using in my batch file and used to run during installation)
Is there any way to fix this issue.?? I want to install without closing the taskbar icons..
Is it possible that your icon is in the overflow area? Click on the little "uparrow" chevron on the left of the notification area and see if your icon is in there.

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