ResScan?

[DBoone37]

Dave,
Also check the version and build number.  Here is the easy way:
Press Windows Key + R, type “winver” into the Run dialog, and press Enter.

I have version 1703 (OS Build 15063.540)

ResScan for me is 5.8.0.9556

Same versions for me. I had this problem with 5.7 and upgraded to 5.8 to see if that would fix it - nope.

[Crimson Nape]

Eureka! - I have a firing solution.   I went to the Windows app menu and turned on all the.NET options, rebooted and ResScan worked.
Steps:

1. Windows Key+"R"
   
2. Type: appwiz.cpl -> ENTER
   
3. Select Turn Widows features on or off (Upper Left of Screen)
   
4. Change the "dot" to a "check mark" (select all options) on the the first 2 options:
   This is performed by fully expanding each category and selecting any box not checked.
   • .NET Framework 3.5(includes .NET Framework 2.0 and 3.0)
     
   • .NET Framework 4.7 Advanced Services
     
5. Select OK
   
6. Exit the wizapp.cpl
   
7. Reboot
   
8. Try ResScan
   

Also, No joy using the the VC++ 2017.

[AlanE]

I already have those checked. I tried removing .net, rebooting, reinstalling again. Tried repairing .net using M$ repair tool. Just not going to work on mine. Not a huge deal for me but hope that info can help someone.

[SarcasticDave94]

Gotta check mine this eve when I get back home. As before one user acct had it working and the other was not.

[p501Indy]

I too have tried all of the recommended solutions without success. I would appreciate any other options. to read airsense 10 autoset data.
Thanks

[DBoone37]

Crimson Nape's suggestion didn't work for me either. I suspect we'll have to wait for a new version of the software.

[AlanE]

I'm attempting to install the next build of 'dows 10. It's not the latest but it is an rs3_release. Not having much hope but will report back if I get it installed. It's already failed once.

[Crimson Nape]

Now that I have my Win 10 working, I've run out of computers to try anything on.   I'm wondering if it is a file ownership or permission issue.  This idea won't hurt and may help.  It allows your current username to take ownership of a file or directory.   After you download and install it, "Take Ownership" will appear in the option list when you right-click on a file or directory when you are in Windows Explorer.  I would try taking ownership of both Program and Data ResScan directories.  

Take File/Directory Ownership

Another thought; Look at the directory Properties->Security on both directories.  Make sure "Everyone""Everybody"(thanks to Alan)  has "Full Control".  If not, edit it to Full.

I hope this may help.

[AlanE]

16251.rs3_release still has the error.

FYI the group name is "Everyone".

[Crimson Nape]

Thanks Alan! I was writing on a Linux box and had a case of "Sometimers".

I will make the correction.