Alt M maintenence problem

Glenn Van Reason · Post by **Glenn Van Reason** » Sun, Mar 05 2006, 6:03PM

My machine is displaying the Alt M maintenece required all the time. When I select it and hit do now I put in the passwrod and the screen dissapears, bringing me back to the 91000 control screen and the Alt M maintenence required is still displayed.
Any sugestions?

Thom Davies · Post by **Thom Davies** » Sun, Mar 05 2006, 6:09PM

Hey Glenn

Find MClock files and delete them. that will sove that problem

Thanks

Thom Davies

Glenn Van Reason · Post by **Glenn Van Reason** » Sun, Mar 05 2006, 7:07PM

Hey Thom...na no go....I delet the two files mclock.* and when I restart the program they recreate themselves and I get the same result

Thom Davies · Post by **Thom Davies** » Sun, Mar 05 2006, 9:26PM

so the red maintaince bar doesn't go away? the m clock files will come back but it should fix that red bar problem. What build of super controll are u running. Build 7?

Thanks

Thom Davies

Glenn Van Reason · Post by **Glenn Van Reason** » Sun, Mar 05 2006, 10:52PM

Sorry Thom, I played with it some more, I had to close the supercontrol before deleting the files then it worked.....looks liek we are still on supercontrol 5.5....how do I get the update? (Thermwood?)

Ryan Hochgesang · Post by **Ryan Hochgesang** » Mon, Mar 06 2006, 9:47AM

Hi Glenn,

If you will email me (program@thermwood.com) so that I can verify your contact information and machine number, I will be sure to get you in contact with our software Upgrade/Retro dept. here at Thermwood. This way we can get you updated to the current version of WIN 2000 operating software (If this is what your machine is operating on), which also corrects the issue with the THM maint. clock.

Rob Davis · Post by **Rob Davis** » Mon, Mar 06 2006, 2:56PM

We have the same problem but are more novice than you. Where do I search to delete the mclock files? In Thermwood sdoftware? In whole computer? Somewhere else? I tried this back in Oct '05 when it was also on this forum but was unsuccessful at accomplishing the task.
I assume I go to wordpad, open the offending program, search for mclock and mass delete them?

Glenn Van Reason · Post by **Glenn Van Reason** » Mon, Mar 06 2006, 3:03PM

Go start...search
in Files put mclock*.* and search the c:\I found mine in c:\\system directory.
when they show up in the right hand window highlight them and hit delete.

Glenn Van Reason · Post by **Glenn Van Reason** » Thu, Mar 23 2006, 5:29PM

Ryan,
I have emailed the retrofit department on the 7-3-2006 and as yet received no response....
Any ideas on the progress of our update?
Thanks
Glenn

Ryan Hochgesang · Post by **Ryan Hochgesang** » Fri, Mar 24 2006, 8:15AM

Glenn,

I checked with our electronics dept. here at Thermwood and they have received your machine files (on 3-7-06). It usually takes between 3-4 wks from the date they receive your files, until the update is released.

Glenn Van Reason · Post by **Glenn Van Reason** » Sun, Mar 26 2006, 3:01PM

Thanks Ryan

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Alt M maintenence problem

Alt M maintenence problem