So can you monitor it for a while to see, if the loss of the connection is the event, that causes the problem? Thanks.
- martin
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- konstanz
Update: It happened again. Lost connection to the remote server and now I can't maximize the process from the system tray.
- konstanz
Hi martin,
Computer did not go to sleep and was not locked. An external device may have been reconnected as I usually do this, although I'm not entirely sure if this happened when I encountered this issue. Network may have been reconnected as well.
Computer did not go to sleep and was not locked. An external device may have been reconnected as I usually do this, although I'm not entirely sure if this happened when I encountered this issue. Network may have been reconnected as well.
- martin
Re: Cannot maximize from system tray
Any idea, what event might cause the problem? Like did you lock the computer meanwhile? Did the computer went to sleep meanwhile? Did you connect/disconnect some device (like an external monitor)?
- konstanz
Cannot maximize from system tray
Hello,
I have an issue with the "keep remote directory up to date" feature and this appears to happen randomly.
I start it in a new window and minimize it to the system tray. After several hours, for some reason I can't maximize WinSCP. Clicking on the icon doesn't do anything, I always have to end it in the task manager and restart the process.
Version 5.21.6 (Build 12913 2022-11-28)
Windows 11
SFTP
I have an issue with the "keep remote directory up to date" feature and this appears to happen randomly.
I start it in a new window and minimize it to the system tray. After several hours, for some reason I can't maximize WinSCP. Clicking on the icon doesn't do anything, I always have to end it in the task manager and restart the process.
Version 5.21.6 (Build 12913 2022-11-28)
Windows 11
SFTP