3.9.14 Version --> dispread.exe error

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2025-01-30 at 21:56 #142947
Yamh
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Hello,

DisplayCal works correctly in version 3.8.9.3 by disabling some windows RGB leds services.
I have an Xrite I1Display Pro Plus.

But with version 3.9.14, I have the error “dispread.exe could not be started” as soon as I start the measurement (capture in attachment)
-> Disabling windows services does nothing.
-> I tried with Argyll_V2.3.1 and Argyll_V3.3.0

Do you have any idea?

Thanks
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2025-01-30 at 23:14 #142951
Yamh
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It’s good it works ! I had Python 3.12…I went back to 3.11

But new error with this -> CCSS <-
–> Error – Reading CCMX/CCSS File ‘ACER’ failed

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2025-01-31 at 17:16 #142959
Vincent
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Report those issues in his github.
Right now 3.9.14 is meant for Linux and macOS.
2025-02-05 at 16:07 #142990
Yamh
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Ok thx

It’s done
2025-03-10 at 15:48 #143239
Anonymous
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Hi

I am facing the same problem, did you solve it?
2025-03-20 at 9:34 #143332
Nicolas Det
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Same here with dispread.exe and spotread.exe.

Both program runs find in the command line. They can be started.
2025-03-20 at 12:38 #143335
Vincent
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Report those issues in his github.
Right now 3.9.14 is meant for Linux and macOS.

again…
2025-03-20 at 13:09 #143337
Nicolas Det
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Well, back to latest olf official release for Windows. I couldn’t that a mention of that issue on the GitHub.

Anyway, Mac version is working again. Which is really great 👍.

Cheers.
2025-03-20 at 13:48 #143340
Vincent
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Well, back to latest olf official release for Windows. I couldn’t that a mention of that issue on the GitHub.

It is reported in issues tab.
Seems that ther are 2 main issues: whitespace in file paths and execution errors due to installer relying on a preexisting python3 installation, system wide.
Win py3 version work if you handle those limitations which IMHO are not acceptable for , “general public” use, so unless py3 version has a new feature you want, stay with official py2 version.
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