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The user interface thread appears to be frozen pingplotter
The user interface thread appears to be frozen pingplotter









the user interface thread appears to be frozen pingplotter
  1. #THE USER INTERFACE THREAD APPEARS TO BE FROZEN PINGPLOTTER DRIVER#
  2. #THE USER INTERFACE THREAD APPEARS TO BE FROZEN PINGPLOTTER ANDROID#
  3. #THE USER INTERFACE THREAD APPEARS TO BE FROZEN PINGPLOTTER CODE#

I’ve been suffering with the freezing all the way through this lockdown. I’ve run all sorts of diagnostics, and changed absolutely every setting I can, with no great effect. It appears to me that the issue is in the routing to Shadow’s servers, not necessarily something wrong with your network, or at Shadow’s server end, but in the routes taken to get there by your ISP. YMMV but I’d be interested to see if this helps for anyone else.

#THE USER INTERFACE THREAD APPEARS TO BE FROZEN PINGPLOTTER ANDROID#

OK, so I think I’ve found a solution for this - at least if you’re playing on Android mobile which I do the majority of my gaming on. Hoping for a fix from Shadow as I can’t relialibly play my games. Thus the problems seems to me at Shadow’s end, not on ours. Judging by the forum posts this is a fairly recent issue for many many customers that they didn’t have before.

the user interface thread appears to be frozen pingplotter

#THE USER INTERFACE THREAD APPEARS TO BE FROZEN PINGPLOTTER DRIVER#

And I’m on a 250MB down Ethernet connection so that’s not exactly “pushing it” :)Īlso updated the graphics driver as Geforce Experience said there was an update. I’ve tried lowering my allocated bandwith from 70 to 50 to 30 and even 10. Sometimes a few seconds after I login to the game, sometimes a few minutes afterwards. Very annoying in the online game I play I must say. It’s a temporary workaround though as it WILL happen again sooner or later in the same gamiing session! I then click Task Manager, it appears as a small window in the game and then suddenly the videostream runs again. I then first get my local screen with options - I cancel that - then I get the same screen with options in Shadow desktop.

the user interface thread appears to be frozen pingplotter

The only way I’ve found to workaround this is to hit CTRL-ALT-DEL. So the game itself hasn’t crashed but the videostream has frozen. Also, when I press certain keys I can hear the appropriate responses in the game. Video is frozen but audio continues just fine. I’ve only just gotten Shadow boost yesterday and the screen freezes started last night and continues today. I’d still love to find a fix for this since I would like to play multiplayer games or do things that can’t be easily paused. Thankfully I’m almost always playing single player games so I’m able to hit the pause button the second I notice the issue and restart the stream. Since the stream doesn’t come back unless I hit the hotkeys to restart streaming it seems pretty clear that this is a Shadow issue and not an issue with my internet (or at the very least, if the hiccup is caused by my internet then it’s still a Shadow issue because it has to be resolved manually). I’m also not having internet issues with any other devices in my home when this happens. My internet is 100 down and 10 up and I’m wired to the device running Shadow. I’d say it happens 2-3 times an hour, on average and it seems to happen no matter how long my Shadow has been running. This has happened anywhere from fast moving moments in an intensive game to browsing the web and not even scrolling the browser, so it’s not dependent on how much information is changing on screen. The screen seems to stay frozen no matter how long I wait until I press Windows+Alt+R to restart the streaming. I can still move and see the mouse moving. The video freezes but the audio continues.

#THE USER INTERFACE THREAD APPEARS TO BE FROZEN PINGPLOTTER CODE#

Here is the code example: import sounds like the issue I’m having as well. Warning: I'm not aware of the side effects. I'm not sure about if it works properly with your game scenario. WordWeb is one of the applications which uses AlwaysOnTop option from the OS In order to work around this I have set the setAlwaysOnTop(false) and again setAlwaysOnTop(true) whenever any window comes on top of the current window. So, if you have an application which setAlwaysOnTop(true) and later another application uses this option, the privilege is given to the second application. From my observation I found that AlwaysOnTop privilege is given to the latest process which requested to be always on top.











The user interface thread appears to be frozen pingplotter