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suddenly refuses to start #10294
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I have the same issue. It was working fine on Friday, then, following a silent upgrade, it's not doing anything. |
+1 It was working on Thursday, opened it on Friday for a job interview and it instantly crashed on me. ps.: wsl, cmd and powershell are working fine, the problem seems to be the terminal application itself. |
I uninstalled and reinstalled from the app store and it's now working, but I obviously lost all my settings |
Same here. Broken after silent update. |
Opening the App Settings for Windows Terminal Preview (Start -> Windows Terminal Preview -> on the jump list expand it and choose App Settings; or Settings -> Apps -> Windows Terminal Preview -> Advanced Options) then choosing the Repair option appears to fix this. Repair doesn't erase any settings (or didn't for me anyway). |
Can confirm. Here's a short clip of what happens in the taskbar : 2021-05-31_11-55-44.mp4Same crash report as @black-snow afterwards. Unfortunately, @timanstey's suggestion did nothing for me :/ |
I tried uninstalling and reinstalling, and I just have tried both the Repair and the Reset options. No luck. |
This worked perfectly for me as well. |
This occured on both my machines. Uninstalling and installing fixed the problem for me though. |
Huh. The |
Like this? https://aka.ms/AAcroqk |
Now after lunch break it works again ... I have just installed the feedback hub and wanted to record when WT suddenly just worked again ... /edit: anyone else having it (double-) mysteriously working again? |
Still broken for me :/ I sent a feedback from the hub ; did not get a link to share here, tho. |
Windows Update struck yesterday and since it installed Windows Terminal will no longer start. Well it appears to run for 2-5 seconds then exits again. Using 1.8.1444.0 from the Windows Store (I know, I know, foolish, but only thing close to a package manager for Windows 😄). Same
Using @timanstey's 'Repair' option (#10294 (comment)) has seemed to fix it though! |
This is also being discussed in #8358. Doing the repair dance seems as mentioned above seems fix the issue (I've had this on two systems so far). |
Hi, I'm having the exact same error. Repairing does NOT help in my case. Uninstall/reinstall does not either. It was working a few days ago. I've not rebooted since then. From the Event viewer:
And: `Fault bucket 1320776192965560009, type 5 Problem signature: Attached files: These files may be available here: Analysis symbol: |
Also having the issue starting up, and repair did not work for me. |
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Nevermind, I'm crazy. The |
Hi! We've identified this issue as a duplicate of another one that already exists on this Issue Tracker. This specific instance is being closed in favor of tracking the concern over on the referenced thread. Thanks for your report! |
Windows Terminal version (or Windows build number)
1.8.1444.0
Other Software
No response
Steps to reproduce
Idk. Worked fine for ages. Now after a week-end and a reboot due to a windows update and apparently also a Windows Terminal update done automatically (installed via store) it refuses to start.
Expected Behavior
Windows Terminal starts up.
Actual Behavior
Application is active in task bar for about 2 seconds then just crashes without showing even a window.
/edit: dupe of #8358
/edit: dupe of #10211 (apparently)
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