ISLC timer resolution resets randomly every few restarts

[Stonex]

Hello,
I have the issue stated on the title. I set my resolution at 0,5ms and sometimes after a pc restart/shutdown the resolution goes to 1ms and i have to stop the program, type again the resolution i want and start again the program.

ISLC version: 1.0.2.9
windows 11

[Wagnard]

Hello,
I have the issue stated on the title. I set my resolution at 0,5ms and sometimes after a pc restart/shutdown the resolution goes to 1ms and i have to stop the program, type again the resolution i want and start again the program.

ISLC version: 1.0.2.9
windows 11

Is it necessary to type the resolution again or a simple stop / start work ?

[Stonex]

it is necessary to type the resolution again. The only case that i won't need to type it again is if the resolution is already 0.5ms and i press stop which makes it 1ms and after start which will make it 0.5ms again

[Wagnard]

it is necessary to type the resolution again. The only case that i won't need to type it again is if the resolution is already 0.5ms and i press stop which makes it 1ms and after start which will make it 0.5ms again

When you have to type the resolution again, is it because it's not shown in the box anymore or it show 1ms in the typing box ?

Also, does this happens when you do not start it automatically via TaskScheduler ?

[Stonex]

It shows 5ms in the box for the wanted timer resolution and on current timer resolution is 1. I am not sure what you mean by that, i have enabled on the program the start on user logon on taskscheduler if you mean that.

[Stonex]

I still need help.

[Wagnard]

I still need help.

No repro of this on my end.
For the moment I guess you will have to manually fix it each time it happen.
You could also try to set it a 1ms an and see if it also happen with this.

[Stonex]

Okay, Thank you

[DevonIrvin]

Any update?

[joelkrause80]

Encountering intermittent ISLC timer resolution resets is frustrating, disrupting system stability. Diagnosing this issue requires a systematic approach—check for conflicting software, update drivers, and monitor system logs. Consistent monitoring and troubleshooting will help pinpoint the root cause, ensuring a smoother experience with fewer disruptions upon restarts.