Virtual Controllers Not Loading After Windows 10 Update Last Night

[Susan]

My Windows 10 had an update last night. I was able to load the virtual keyboard yesterday but today I can't load either of the controllers.

Any ideas how to fix this?

Thank you!

[reginaldStjohn]

Are you saying you can't see the menu items to display the virtual keyboard or it won't show up if you enable it through the menus?

https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=Views.51.html

[Lord Tim]

Windows may have possibly broken a system library. See if this thread helps:

 

[msmcleod]

I regularly run this after doing a Windows update:

1.  Win Key + X, then press A  to enter Windows Powershell in Admin mode
2.  Execute the following:

sfc /scannow

This will check the integrity of all of your system files, and repair them if need be.

[Susan]

1 hour ago, reginaldStjohn said:

Are you saying you can't see the menu items to display the virtual keyboard or it won't show up if you enable it through the menus?

https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR&language=3&help=Views.51.html

The menu is there but when I try using it or the shortcut keys nothing happens.

[Susan]

39 minutes ago, msmcleod said:

I regularly run this after doing a Windows update:

1.  Win Key + X, then press A  to enter Windows Powershell in Admin mode
2.  Execute the following:

sfc /scannow

 

This will check the integrity of all of your system files, and repair them if need be.

Thank you. I will run that now and see if it fixes it.

[Susan]

1 hour ago, Lord Tim said:

Windows may have possibly broken a system library. See if this thread helps:

 

Thank you. I will check this out.

[Susan]

Unfortunately, neither of the options worked.

[Xoo]

My guess is that the window is open but hidden somewhere - try disabling floating on any other open CbB windows and see if any appear unexpectedly.

[Bill Phillips]

21 hours ago, msmcleod said:

I regularly run this after doing a Windows update:

1.  Win Key + X, then press A  to enter Windows Powershell in Admin mode
2.  Execute the following:

sfc /scannow

 

This will check the integrity of all of your system files, and repair them if need be.

Thanks. I just did that then looked at the CBS log which shows some activity in addition to the beginning/ending messages. Looks like it also ran last evening with a lot more activity starting with Initializing Trusted Installer and a lot of TiWorker activities. Could be from updates installed yesterday. I think I was done with PC for the day when this all happened. Looks like this activity picked up again when I booted the PC this morning and continued for about 15 minutes probably in the background. I don't think I noticed it.