Opened HEM2 and got the message cannot connect to postgresql database. Then i clicked on connect etc and it shows message not responding. I clicked on retry connect, says error starting it. Please investigate manually the problem. I clicked start service, each time it freezes and shows not responding.
Followed the steps on
http://hm2faq.holdemmanager.com/ques...dows+files#sfc
Run a Disk Check
Type: "chkdsk /f /r C:" exactly as it is, without the quotation marks, with spaces before the / and C: and hit enter.
Afterwards, you will need to restart your computer to let it run.
Now, re-run the sfc /scannow test.
If the cbs.log file is created, you can email it to support@holdemmanager.com and ask us to look for any issues, or contact Microsoft regarding it.
There are some good Microsoft forums:
- http://social.microsoft.com
- http://social.technet.microsoft.com
- http://support.microsoft.com/ask-community/
- http://www.sevenforums.com/
Could not get this to work at all. When i typed that, a popup shows up but then immediately disappears. I did however did a scan on the step before that and it shows no issues.
Reset the Winsock Adapter
This causes the HMQL moduel error. It can also cause issues with Postgres and internet connection trouble.
Open the Start Menu.
Expand Programs and go to Accessories.
Right-click command prompt and run it as administrator.
In Windows 8 and 10, right-click the start link, click Command Prompt (as Administrator).
Type:
netsh winsock reset
and finally press enter and restart your computer
Im not sure what you mean by this. I use windows 10 but it isn't that original windows 10. I had done some changes on it where it sort of looks like windows 7. When i right click start menu i see
windows explorer
open
open all users
settings
help exit
I did download that video and there was mention of removing a pid file and delete it. I did not saw a pid file in that same folder from the video.