After Upgrading win10 to creators fall, this message appears when starting Cubase Pro 9:
eLicenser Control Center error.
Application ‘Cubase / Cubase Artist’ has caused the following error:
An important service has become unresponsive.
Please restart your computer to fix this problem.
Please visit <www.eLicenser.net> to download and install the latest version of the eLicenser Control software in case the problem persists.
Options:
Click to abort.
Of course I visited <www.eLicenser.net> and did a complete reinstall with a complete deletion of all drivers. Followed all kinds of advises like installing, starting and repairing eLicenser as admin. Still the same message.
Actions I took to solve this:
-installed the newest eLicenser software.
-uninstall eLicenser software and delete every file that was left as discribed in the kb. reinstalled the newest eLicenser software with account elevation. Ran eLicenser software maintenance with account relevation.
-pressed the reactvation button in mysteinberg and copied the new(?) code in the new activation dialogue in eLicenser Control Center.
-placed a support call. No real reaction yet (since monday 11 dec)
-followed the instructions of nordlead26, including an uninstall with IObit.
-searched C: drive for .sel and deleted an expired mp3 license bydeleting the.sel file.
-checked if any cubase component was running with account elevation. (Taskmanager details)
-installed Reaper which runs without problems. Made a support call for a minor issue and had an answer in 2 hours.
No, like I said no process is running in elevated mode. What about this error message:"An important service has become unresponsive. "
Does anybody at Steinberg knows what service this could be? Knowing this, could highly streamline the troubleshooting process…
Ashame “My Support” didn’t gave any reaction since I filed a call 24 days ago. Is there a way to file an official complaint about this?
The error message refers to the “Synsopos” process. This process manages all communication between copy-protected programs and the eLicensers/licenses.
The SYNSOPOS.exe program is located at “C:\Program Files (x86)\eLicenser\POS”
“Synsopos” is not listed in the processlist of Taskmanager. When I start it manually it isn’t visible either. However when I start eLicenser it is present in the process list and Cubase will start as it should. (This is the workaround I’m using for almost a month now)
Is there a way to start SYNSOPOS.exe in debug mode?
So for some reason, Cubase is not able to start SYNSOPOS.exe, whereas eLCC.exe is able to do so.
I’d try to run Cubase / eLCC from another user account (admin vs. non-admin); if there’s any difference in behavior, this would mean some configuration issues with your user account.
PS:
When I start it manually it isn’t visible either
When launched manually, SYNSOPOS.exe will quit immediately, as there is no obvious task to accomplish. So that observation is as expected.
Yes, I did: started as admin, started normal. Even reactivated the build-in administrator, logged on with that account and tried to start Cubase. Same error.
What about the logging I sent? Aren’t there any clues in there?
I have the same problem with the other guys. I followed all the advises from the www.eLicenser.net (uninstall, install the new version, like admin, like normal user, etc…) But the problem is still here. In the middle of a very important project!!! I agree with kososky The Windows 10 VERSION 1709 can’t communicates with the USB eLicenser. Please do something for this as soon as possible!
I’m having very similar errors. Cannot get Nuendo to start. If I run not as administrator it doesn’t see license at all, if I run as administrator it gives me that same error message. When I do this I see there are two Synsopos processes running…