Luban Software doesn´t work anymore

Snapmaker Luban
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Hi all,
The Luban program opens and closes again directly.Came the day before yesterday evening abruptly
I tried to transfer the gcode for CNC data via USB, because WiFi not working in CNC…
Then the program closed by itself. Tried to install the software several times, also tried other versions.
Performed a registry clean Put it on another partition: nothing worked…
My System is a Windows 10 Pro with Norton 360.In the event viewer it says:
-Error:
Name of the corrupted application: Snapmaker Luban.exe, version: 3.13.0.1275, timestamp: 0x5f6147c9
Name of the corrupt module: bindings.node, version: 0.0.0.0, timestamp: 0x5fe35601
Exception code: 0xc00005
Error offset: 0x000043b0
ID of the process that failed: 0x22f0
Start time of the faulty application: 0x01d6e02365006255
Path of the faulty application: F:\SNAPMAKER\Snapmaker Luban\Snapmaker Luban.exe.
Path of the corrupted module: \F:\SNAPMAKER\Snapmaker Luban\resources\app\node_modules@serialport\bindings\build\release\bindings.node
Berichtskennung: XXXXX
Full name of the corrupted package:
Application ID relative to the corrupted package:

-Warning
Due to the permission settings for “Application Specific”, the user “XXXXXX” (SID: XXXXX) at the address “LocalHost (using LRPC)” is not granted permission of type “Local Activation” for the COM server application with CLSID
{4}
and the APPID
{1}
in the “Not Available” application container (SID: Not Available). The security permission can be changed using the Component Services Management tool.

Help is highly appreciated

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That sounds not so good - Best you reinstall your PC i think

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The error you shared appears to indicate a permissions issue.

Is it possible that Norton is blocking permission?

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Looks like the error message is telling you how to fix it
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-windows_install/event-id-10016-the-application-specific-permission/9ff8796f-c352-4da2-9322-5fdf8a11c81e?msgId=d184a48f-93a7-4151-beb5-1bb50e15abe8&page=3

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Your the guy! :+1: (more characters)

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i guess luban sucks so bad that norton thinks its malicious. nobody would willingly install such a bug laden mess on their computer - its bound to do serious damage, norton will keep you safe. :joy:

the article wants you to do some regedit stuff, hopefully its as simple as all that.

i hate dealing with that kind of stuff. I like working on computers but when it gets into these funky deep seeded permission things that are not following the settings you configured because something happened to some file someplace or it hit some reg key or whatever - they are so damn stubborn to get rid of sometimes.

i have a stubborn ass server at work that i am all the time battling about domain configuration stuff with. such a pain in the ass especially when it isn’t your specialty.

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Sorted out some things… but nothing helped. Now i need to make a clean install.
Don’t know what happens, but looking forward for a fresh System!
Thank you for you help

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The hardest way is often the best. Good luck!!
We will see you again with fresh windows

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Or Norton sucks equally bad.
I gave up on Norton a while back. Felt like it was causing more problems and issues than it ever solved. By the time I reduced it’s level of protection so it wasn’t annoying me it didn’t seem like it was giving me much protection.

-S

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Norton is a joke. no question about it. i havent used it in probably 10 years, maybe its a little less obnoxous now, but its not really necessary anyhow.

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OK, I´m still alive :wink: sorry for answering with delay.

Solution: do a quick fresh install … !

Right now I´m still online and mark this thread as solved!
Thank you all!

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As I said in my first post, but good to hear Have fun