Keyclone 1.9 don't work with Win 7 64 bits

[Baltyre]

Keyclone don't work well with windows 7 64 bit.
He doesn't detect when one of the "wow windows" close, so for exemple, if one of the wow crash, keyclone take 100% of the cpu and you have to kill all the process.

Please, restore keyclone 1.8, it's ok if you don't support it, but it's really intrusive to forbid the usage of a software that we pay.

[Svpernova09]

Keyclone don't work well with windows 7 64 bit.
He doesn't detect when one of the "wow windows" close, so for exemple, if one of the wow crash, keyclone take 100% of the cpu and you have to kill all the process.

Please, restore keyclone 1.8, it's ok if you don't support it, but it's really intrusive to forbid the usage of a software that we pay.

WoW crashing may not be a keyclone issue. It's probably just keyclone trying to find where the WoW went.

I've actually got nothing, so cue Rob coming in and explaining this.

[Gurblash]

Wow... windows 7 compatibility issues?! say it isn't so. The Operating System is still in beta, I don't think there's a whole lot of software out there that is supported for Win 7 yet.

[keyclone]

howdy Baltyre and welcome to the forums.

please send me a PM with your email address and i'll look into this for you.

talk to you soon,

Rob

[Sychosys]

Hmmm

Oddness, I run Win7 64 bit version and I have issues with WoW shutting down at the same time crashing, but I have not had any problems with keyclone at all.

[zanthor]

Wow... windows 7 compatibility issues?! say it isn't so. The Operating System is still in beta, I don't think there's a whole lot of software out there that is supported for Win 7 yet.

FUD. Windows 7 RTM'd earlier this month and is rock solid for everything I've tested. Been using it at home for wow since it Beta'd.

[Gurblash]

FUD. Windows 7 RTM'd earlier this month and is rock solid for everything I've tested. Been using it at home for wow since it Beta'd.

Did you just call me a Female Urinary Device? If so, thats hot.

[Baltyre]

WoW crashing may not be a keyclone issue. It's probably just keyclone trying to find where the WoW went.

I've actually got nothing, so cue Rob coming in and explaining this.

Wow don't crash often, it's an exemple.
It's just that keyclone 1.9 (1.8 works perfectly) don't detect when a wow windows close and when it's the case, it take all cpu ressources.

[keyclone]

this is the first i'm hearing of this. i'll see what i can do

[jak3676]

Works fine here (Win7 RC 64-bit - Keyclone 1.9i - 5x WoW folders all symlinked). I'll be changing for Win7 RTM 64-bit (MSDN subscription FTW!) later this week.

I generally sit at about 40% CPU utililization across all 4 cores on my Q6600 (OC'd a bit). I have had a few issues when 1 of the wow windows crashes or DCs - no more than I've seen on XP or Vista though. I haven't had any issues with keyclone though. If anything, my CPU utililization only goes down, as it should, when one of the 5 windows crashes.

I wouldn't make assumtions about the cause of your problems until it's been worked through.