NT error message

[bkool]

The attached error message appears upon every time NT 6.5 is turned off.
No real harm done, just annoying. Anybody has an idea what is it?

tnks.

[NinjaTrader_RyanO]

Hello bkool,

Thank you for your post.

That appears to suggest that there is slight database corruption that when you attempt to close NinjaTrader it can not write to the database.

Next time you have NinjaTrader open please repair the database. Please follow the instructions below to repair the NinjaTrader database.

• Disconnect NinjaTrader from any open connections via File > Disconnect
• From the NinjaTrader Control Center window select the menu Tools > Options
• Select the "Misc" tab
• Press the "Repair DB" button
• Press the "OK" button

[bkool]

NT error message

Thanks RyanOlson,

But DB repair didn't help, and the exact same message appears.
Any other idea?

[NinjaTrader_RyanO]

Hi bkool,

Looking at the error, and if the database repair did not resolve the issue it appears to be an issue with the PC, and you will want to consult with an IT professional.

You can try uninstalling and reinstalling the .NET framework and see if that resolves the issue, but I am not certain, as I do believe this message is the result of a general PC issue.

Please follow the instructions below to re-install the Microsoft .NET Framework on your PC.

• Terminate any applications running on your PC
• Go to the Windows Control Panel
• "Add/Remove programs" for XP users or "Uninstall a program" for Vista users
• Locate and uninstall the .NET Framework
  • If your highest version is 4.0 or greater than do not continue with these instructions and let us know and we will follow up with further instructions
  • If your highest version is 3.5 then proceed and uninstall this version and skip the next line
  • If your highest version is 2.0 then proceed and uninstall this version
  
  
• Install version 3.5 of the .NET Framework which contains the 2.0 version which is required by NinjaTrader 6.5 (Download from here)
• After the install please check for updates to the .Net Framework with the Windows Update function

Note: Do not reboot your PC in between these steps as this can potentially create more issues that we are unfortunately not qualified to assist with.

[bkool]

Any other idea?

Thanks RyanOlson,

I have followed your instructions but with no results.
Any other idea?