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Not exactly computer audio.......
I recently installed psud ii on a windows 10 machine. It was working fine until I made the results graph section wider, in fact I made it the full width. At this point, the results selector section (where you tick the boxes to select what results to plot) had completely disappeared. The problem is that I now can’t reverse that change. I can’t get the results selector to re-appear.
I’ve tried closing and restarting psud, and I’ve also tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but the display format is obviously stored somewhere ( maybe the registry)
Any suggestions of what I could try?

All I can suggest is using this

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sysint ... ds/procmon

To see where its getting the numbers from at startup.

Have you tried clearing your computer cache ?

Running something like CCleaner might help.

Also, would "prefetch" save settings ? If so clear that down as well.

Thanks chaps, I’ll try those suggestions

If all else fails Max I think Duncan contributes on DIY Audio so you might be able to PM him there???

Settings should be stored either in the registry, or, by the old fashioned method, in a configuration (.ini) file.

I doubt CCleaner et al will delete them because they're associated with a bona fide installed program so are 'kosher'.

A .ini file should be in C:\Windows, else if the registry, means running regedit.exe and searching in there.

I can't look these up to check because I don't have PSUD installed.

PS: you need to either - delete it all, so program is back to first defaults, or, maybe be able to find out which setting does what and so change it as required.

HTH

simon wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 1:20 pm If all else fails Max I think Duncan contributes on DIY Audio so you might be able to PM him there???

Thanks Simon, that's good to know

Mike H wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 6:32 pm PS: you need to either - delete it all, so program is back to first defaults, or, maybe be able to find out which setting does what and so change it as required.

HTH

Thanks Mike
I uninstalled using settings - Apps - uninstall, and then cleared out all the registry keys I could find. There weren't any .ini files but good advice to check anyway, cheers.
Then reinstalled and all back to normal again - phew

OK!