Map crash sdrangel

[Gerald]

Hi there been trying to get my cesium api key but everytime i have try to open any of the msps it crash sdrangel. I tried opening the feature mapS before and after setting adsb and ais and not matter what it crash the program.
I tried version 7.25, 7.23, 7.22 and the result is the same. My question is can I clean sdrangel completely from my system and see if this works ( everytime i install an earler version it seem to remember the settings from the other version ) and a this point im out of ideas.
My system is W11 pro
25h2
Os build 26200.8457
Intel i7-6820 hq
64 gb ram
Quadro m2000m 4 gb
64 bit os

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

[srcejon]

You can uninstall then delete the registry keys under HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/f4exb and delete any data under C:\Users\YOURUSERNAME\AppData\Roaming\f4exb

It might help if you post your log files (Preferences > Logging menu).

[Gerald]

thanks for the reply, I've been very busy the last few days. I was able to follow your instructions and remove the program and downloaded the 7.23.0 version, i decided to use my integrated video card ( I have 2 an intel integrated one and nvidia quadro M2000M ) since i've been using the nvidia one to take advantage of the performance of it. Quess what it allow to open the map feature and was able to input my cesium api key and it open without any crash, but the cesium map didn't show up and gave me the webgl chrome browser not able to open it.

I went back to the nvidia card thinking that it may open the map but it crash the program as soon as the feature window was trying to open it, and of course was not able to input the api so right now I'm out of ideas, right now im trying to locate the log file but can't find it, in the preferences > logging window i have everything at default but can' t find the sdrangle.log file ( console and file log level at debug and log to file check ) but can't find it in the system. Thanks in advance.

[srcejon]

Click on the the icon next to where it says sdrangel.log - and point it to a folder that is writable. (E.g. your home directory)