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f.boissie
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Hi,

Thanks to Filippo, we find a workaround (KB1041) for customers with a new OS KB 1041. Not use this issue to sale a project.
The Falcon driver 2.2 is supported with the following table

4613=723-5365880c57e75bc9146e062e58ff9c93

Please, if you test with a new Os, can you comment it in this topic?

I tested with success on:
.Windows 10 Enterprise build 1803 x64 (version system : 17134.1246)
.Windows 10 Pro build 1709 x64 (version system: 16299.192)

 
Posted : 05/02/2020 6:36 pm
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Hi Fabien,

Is it possible to have access to the KB1041?

Thanks

Manu

 
Posted : 17/02/2020 9:39 pm
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I did it in private because it's tricky

 
Posted : 19/03/2020 9:07 pm
f.cubattoli
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Another discovery:

PcVue as a Service & KNX Falcon:

When running PcVue as a Service with minimal user rights and KNX DLL enabled, PcVue service can start and shutdown after few seconds.
You can have an error like this in Windows Event Viewer:

4635=728-4834f57d0add1eb1991c755c7ee34c5b

To convert from CLSID to Service name, you can access Windows Registry (regedit command) and search for that string:

4635=729-a90c58b725f9f968c3ab88d8bed76e1c

Then, to solve, it's necessary to add the user name used to launch the Falcon COM service in the same way of what already done for Sv.Services:

4635=730-5962198ec4afbd02a18f7d1150a71205

(Repeat for both Launch and Activation permission + Access Permission).

Tested on : Windows Server 2016 Standard (Domain Controller).

Hope it helps, to be better validated.

 
Posted : 20/03/2020 8:47 pm
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