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After crash, LiberKey NOT ask to restore apps
Posted: 28 June 2010, 02:50Hello,
If the computer crashes, then after I reboot and I run any LiberKey app, the LiberKey says that "X, Y and Z applications were running" and displays a button "Restore applications now".
OK, but what happens if I don't want to restore those apps? I can't not click on the button.
I couldn't find an option to disable LiberKey asking me if I want to restore the apps.
Mickets
If the computer crashes, then after I reboot and I run any LiberKey app, the LiberKey says that "X, Y and Z applications were running" and displays a button "Restore applications now".
OK, but what happens if I don't want to restore those apps? I can't not click on the button.
I couldn't find an option to disable LiberKey asking me if I want to restore the apps.
Mickets
Re: After crash, LiberKey NOT ask to restore apps
Posted: 28 June 2010, 17:38Hello,
It is the main concept of LiberKey. If you use a lot of LiberKey applications at the same time, for any reason, your computer reboot, a blackout or others, when you launch again only ONE LiberKey application, the LiberKeyPortabilizer is able to make a rollback of applications launched before the reboot. So your computer is safe of traces (both in registry and harddrive) and all configurations files have been restored exactly like a normal shutdown.
That is why you have the "Restore applications now" window without possibility to avoid Restore.
It is the main concept of LiberKey. If you use a lot of LiberKey applications at the same time, for any reason, your computer reboot, a blackout or others, when you launch again only ONE LiberKey application, the LiberKeyPortabilizer is able to make a rollback of applications launched before the reboot. So your computer is safe of traces (both in registry and harddrive) and all configurations files have been restored exactly like a normal shutdown.
That is why you have the "Restore applications now" window without possibility to avoid Restore.
Re: After crash, LiberKey NOT ask to restore apps
Posted: 28 June 2010, 17:59opendev, as this windows is moreless informative and can't be avoided, would it be possible to have an option to hide it automatically ?
Re: After crash, LiberKey NOT ask to restore apps
Posted: 28 June 2010, 20:17Not sure it is a good option. LiberKeyPortabilizer is going to do a job after a problem. I think it is normal that the user is informed.
If this window is open every time, there is a real problem which need to be solved (so if hide, nobody will know).
If this window is open every time, there is a real problem which need to be solved (so if hide, nobody will know).
Re: After crash, LiberKey NOT ask to restore apps
Posted: 18 November 2010, 14:09The problem in my case is that the message appears even when I shut down the computer normally.
I think it may happen because I start TrueCryptLKL before LiberKey is running. Sometimes I don't want to run LiberKey right away... Actually, I have shortcuts to LKL applications on RocketDock. To the LKL files - not the application executable. And I recall they all run OK without warnings, even when LiberKey is not running.
I'll change my TrueCrypt shortcut to the application executable instead, and see what happens.
- Windows boots
- I click on a shortcut to mount an encrypted volume with TrueCrypt
- TrueCryptLKL is started. LIberKey is not running at this point
- LiberKey portabilizer pops-up a message telling me to restore the applications that were running.
- I must click on the "Restore Now" button for the message to disappear
- Only then is TrueCrypt started
- None of the programs listed in the "Restore" message are restored.
I think it may happen because I start TrueCryptLKL before LiberKey is running. Sometimes I don't want to run LiberKey right away... Actually, I have shortcuts to LKL applications on RocketDock. To the LKL files - not the application executable. And I recall they all run OK without warnings, even when LiberKey is not running.
I'll change my TrueCrypt shortcut to the application executable instead, and see what happens.