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Windows 10 - DB Chooser Freeze
Eimmerman
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We are having a problem in our office with both SQL Compare 11 and SQL Data Compare 11. This is happening on multiple machines under Windows 10. It is happening on Surface Tablets and DELL tower PCs. All machines running Windows 10. This does not occur in Windows 8.1.
The issue is that after you type your Username into the Database Selector the app freezes until you background it and bring it back to the foreground. See this video I recorded of the issue: https://youtu.be/T9lHh0s2-7Y
Basically when you press tab on the username box you are frozen until you background the app and foreground it again. Then when you start typing the password it again freezes. It seems to be listening for the keystrokes because if you type the correct password and then background the app and foreground it again it will have the correct password in the password box. And the DB box will be populated with DBs.
Please let me know what additional info I can provide to help solve this issue.
Regards,
Eric
The issue is that after you type your Username into the Database Selector the app freezes until you background it and bring it back to the foreground. See this video I recorded of the issue: https://youtu.be/T9lHh0s2-7Y
Basically when you press tab on the username box you are frozen until you background the app and foreground it again. Then when you start typing the password it again freezes. It seems to be listening for the keystrokes because if you type the correct password and then background the app and foreground it again it will have the correct password in the password box. And the DB box will be populated with DBs.
Please let me know what additional info I can provide to help solve this issue.
Regards,
Eric
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Apologies for the inconvenience - this is currently a known issue with some machines running Windows 10. We don't know what the underlying cause is yet, but the workaround seems to be killing tabtip.exe or disabling the touch keyboard, as described here: http://superuser.com/questions/524453/d ... n-keyboard
Thanks for the video - I can reproduce something similar on my machine, but it only happens when I actually have the touch keyboard open, so it needs a bit more investigation on our part to see what particular setup actually causes this problem.
I will try to disable the onscreen keyboard tomorrow when I get into the office to at least make sure it is the same issue.
Is this the only thread on the topic, or should I be watching another thread for a fix?
Thanks,
Eric
Mark,
I did a quick survey in the office and everybody who is having the issue does indeed have a touch screen. I also confirmed that if I disable the on screen keyboard the problem goes away. Please let me know if you need additional details.
I will follow this thread for updates.
Regards,
Eric
Configuration:
OS: Windows 10
Touch screen: Acer T232HL
I find the issue is when I enter the Password field. I can confirm that unplugging the USB cable from my touchscreen eliminates the issue entirely.
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