This process (3DxVirtualLCD.exe) is constantly writing to my SSD disk. It's the #1 process in terms of writing volume. Checked with SSDReady app.
Since I own a Space Navigator I dont need that running. Is there any way to disable it.
Also, the installation of 3dconnexion drivers, created numerous problems in Windows 10 install.
3DxVirtualLCD.exe
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Re: 3DxVirtualLCD.exe
dimipel wrote:This process (3DxVirtualLCD.exe) is constantly writing to my SSD disk. It's the #1 process in terms of writing volume. Checked with SSDReady app.
Since I own a Space Navigator I dont need that running. Is there any way to disable it?
Also, the installation of 3dconnexion drivers, created numerous problems in Windows 10 install.
Re: 3DxVirtualLCD.exe
Hi dimipel,
I am sorry that you encounter problems with our software. Can you please specify the numerous problems you had with the installation?
I don't see any issues on my machine (or in our lab) with the 3DxVirtualLCD.exe process.
Please provide a log file for us. See here how to do that.
I am sorry that you encounter problems with our software. Can you please specify the numerous problems you had with the installation?
I don't see any issues on my machine (or in our lab) with the 3DxVirtualLCD.exe process.
Please provide a log file for us. See here how to do that.
Uta
3Dconnexion
3Dconnexion
Re: 3DxVirtualLCD.exe
Hi UtahSh,
thank you for your reply.
I made a clean installation of Windows 10 finally, and now it seems that all is well. Previously I couldn't work in Autocad for example, the commands wouldn't run etc. Now all is fine.
As for the problem with VirtualLcd.exe process that I mentioned, it still exists of course. The process is writing on the disk excessive amounts of data (checked with SSDReady app), even when I m not using software as Autocad etc (i.e. programs that Space Navigator works with).
As I am worried about the longevity of the SSD, I manually terminate the process each time I restart Windows, which obviously isn't the perfect solution.
Thank you,
Dimitris.
thank you for your reply.
I made a clean installation of Windows 10 finally, and now it seems that all is well. Previously I couldn't work in Autocad for example, the commands wouldn't run etc. Now all is fine.
As for the problem with VirtualLcd.exe process that I mentioned, it still exists of course. The process is writing on the disk excessive amounts of data (checked with SSDReady app), even when I m not using software as Autocad etc (i.e. programs that Space Navigator works with).
As I am worried about the longevity of the SSD, I manually terminate the process each time I restart Windows, which obviously isn't the perfect solution.
Thank you,
Dimitris.
Re: 3DxVirtualLCD.exe
Hi dimimpel,
it would be great if you could create a log file for us so that we can look into this. We do not see the issue on our machines and would be interesting to find out what is going on on your side. If you create that log file please make sure the process (3DxVirtualLCD.exe) is running.
I will send you an email address in a PM to which you can then send the log.
it would be great if you could create a log file for us so that we can look into this. We do not see the issue on our machines and would be interesting to find out what is going on on your side. If you create that log file please make sure the process (3DxVirtualLCD.exe) is running.
I will send you an email address in a PM to which you can then send the log.
Uta
3Dconnexion
3Dconnexion