Listary does not display its window and can't be run on startup

#1

I’ve downloaded the latest Listary version (4.01.1175). Both portable and installer version requires to be run with an administrator’s privileges on my Windows 7. For my everyday work I don’t use administrator’s account, but anyway. It wouldn’t change much, but that’s probably the reason why I’ve got issues described below.

First of all, I coudn’t force Listary to run on startup. Secondly, after some time or just after an application start, Listary stops “responding”. The process is still running and I can access it via task bar or Win + S shortcut, but when I’m typing something within Windows Explorer, Listary’s window does not show up.

My question is, how can I run Listary as a normal user or get rid of these problems when running it with administrator’s privileges? Thanks for your help in advance. :slight_smile:

#2

I’m sorry that Listary 4 has to be run as administrator, and it will have some trouble if run with a normal user account. I’m working on a solution now, but the progress is pretty slow.

#3

Hi, I was wondering if this is resolved?

On my Win10 laptop, I can’t seem to make Listary autostart, which makes it hard do use it for me on that laptop (using Listary hundreds a time a day on my main PC), especially since I can’t seem to remember it’s name in those moments where it doesn’t run and I REALLY QUICKLY need to start it :confused:

Anyway, is there a trick to make Listary autorun reliably on a plain normal Win10 installation?

#4

Are you using the installer version of Listary?

#5

Yes I think so. The exe is located here: “C:\Program Files\Listary\Listary.exe”

#6

Make sure to not check “Run as administrator” in Listary Options.

#7

Yes, this was already unchecked. I’ll keep observing and will report back.