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Compiled Bot Windows 10 Crashing When Using /auto


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Hi Guys,

 

Just wondering if anyone has had this issue. I created my bot on a Windows 8.1 machine and it runs fine, I compiled it and moved it to a Windows 10 machine and when I use the /auto parameter it immediately closes after opening. If I take out /auto it opens fine and I can manually press the run button and everything works. Is there some prerequisite for running on Windows 10? .Net Framework or something? I have .NET Framwork 2.0, 3.0, 3.5 and 4.6 installed.

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try create new bot

enter this code and compile to name "AAAAAA.exe"

alert("It OK")

create new bat file enter this code

@echo off
AAAAAA.exe /auto

run bat file

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Thanks. That did work, I think it has something to do with one of my plugins. It could be the "Ultimate Ubot Plugin", because if I compile with Ubot 4, it works in Windows 10 but if I compile with Ubot 5, it doesn't. 

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I figured it out and this is very strange. When I used the connect to database wizard it added "mysql:" at the beginning of the Connection Url. I'm not sure why some of my connection to database files say "Connection String" and some say "Connection Url".

 

In order to get it working, I had to take out "mysql:".

 

I think this has something to do with v4 vs v5. This is very confusing and I hope this gets cleared up. I wasted 15 hours on this.

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It's unclear exactly what you're describing, but if you could post it in the tracker, we can take a look! Please visit tracker.ubotstudio.com to do this. 

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