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@Rodrigo This issue has been resolved in Mango v4.4.0 with advancedScheduler-4.4.1.

Thanks Matt! Best, Rodrigo

Will try, thanks Mat. Rodrigo

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@dschaible said in Installing Windows Service: @tungthanh500 Did you check this page: https://docs-v4.mango-os.com/windows-installation Are you seeing any errors in eventviewer that you can share? I just found out the reason. Of course I follow above instruction but instead of installing mango in C drive, I created a folder named SCADA in C:\Program Files\ and have mango and mango_data folder in SCADA folder. Maybe the name Program Files is not easy to identify with windows services. This should be added in the instruction.

Hi Jared! Thanks for the help! Rodrigo

Thanks! @ThomasEinasto @CraigWeb Will check on this one! Best, Rodrigo

@phildunlap Absolutely, It was my lack of patience :$ Thanks again Phil, Regards

@jim-betsinger https://forum.mango-os.com/topic/1150/importing-large-numbers-of-data-points-from-an-excel-spreadsheet https://docs-v3.mango-os.com/using-data-point-templates

RIght now we have the login turned off. In the future the login will be for companies with support plans to issue private support tickets. For now you can just search and read the documentation and there is no need for an account.

Units should cycle weekly (i.e. unit 1 transforms in to unit 2, unit 2 in to unit 3, unit 3 in to unit 1) If the reason you want to cycle the units is to keep the operating hours similar between units, if you're tracking their total runtime hours, then rather than starting the "next" unit, you could start the unit with the lowest runtime. If you want the unit to be offline for a week for maintenance, then of course only check the runtime weekly.

Thanks Joel Will try and let you know how it goes. Regards

Hi Joel, Would running as a service in this manner mean that mango would start with the PC, prior to anyone logging in? Thanks, Darragh

Awesome! Thanks Joel and thanks Jeremy too! Should I contact you to your email to buy the Mango and DGLux license? Do you sell the new DGLux 5? With Project assist, it seems like a good thing to try! Thanks again guys Regards Rodrigo

Ok, sorry. Thanks Joel Regards Rodrigo

Thanks, I got in touch with Dennis from DGLogik, he solved the problem, it was a bug, as this is not the right place for this post, maybe you can delete it. Thanks again Regards Rodrigo

Understood, thanks really for the help, I was defeated and this solved the problem. Best Regards Rodrigo