{{Basic Clock Array for Sense 2.5.xxxx}}{{with and without B4all}}

[laymanspc]

OK,

I uninstalled all three, the two clock skins came out fine, the array said uninstall had failed and asked if I wanted to remove it from the list, I said NO. Softreset and tried uninstalling again, still claimed to fail, although after the soft reset it came up with Mighty's stock clock. So I tried to install it again, it complained the old version was there and would need removed, allowed that, then went through the install, requested a soft reset. It came back up with Mighty's clock, checked "remove programs" and the array wasn't listed. So I soft reset one more time, same thing, so I tried installing it and it installed properly with no complaints about previous version. Now the flipclock in the array is fine and the analog is stuck on PM, even with no clock skins installed. Hard Reset here I come.

[santod]

Originally Posted by laymanspc

OK,

I uninstalled all three, the two clock skins came out fine, the array said uninstall had failed and asked if I wanted to remove it from the list, I said NO. Softreset and tried uninstalling again, still claimed to fail, although after the soft reset it came up with Mighty's stock clock. So I tried to install it again, it complained the old version was there and would need removed, allowed that, then went through the install, requested a soft reset. It came back up with Mighty's clock, checked "remove programs" and the array wasn't listed. So I soft reset one more time, same thing, so I tried installing it and it installed properly with no complaints about previous version. Now the flipclock in the array is fine and the analog is stuck on PM, even with no clock skins installed. Hard Reset here I come.

No. don't hard reset! Remove the file above in your post. Still editing this post!
Let me look at something first. The uninstall of the array will always claim to fail when uninstalled, if you have changed out any clocks. After it fails, then reinstall, it will say it wants to remove the old, say yes, let it install. Then without a restart, reinstall again, it will not see the old at all now and will install. Then restart. I have gone through the same process many times with cabs that got modified when something else was installed. It will always work that way in that scenario.
Let me check the AM/PM issue before you go doin a hard reset though, as that is your only real issue at the moment. Although that may just be a result of you installing that cab above as well. That cab is actually written slightly different and although intended for 2.5.1922 it is really coded for 2.5.1921.

[laymanspc]

Originally Posted by santod

The uninstall of the array will always claim to fail when uninstalled, if you have changed out any clocks. After it fails, then reinstall, it will say it wants to remove the old, say yes, let it install. Then without a restart, reinstall again, it will not see the old at all now and will install. Then restart.

Tried and failed. Still locked on PM on the analog. Notta big deal to me to reset. But would love the single ring clock to not break things, it's nice with your 2.5 chrome trans flip outlined.


Thanks for all the assistance.

[santod]

Originally Posted by laymanspc

Tried and failed. Still locked on PM on the analog. Notta big deal to me to reset. But would love the single ring clock to not break things, it's nice with your 2.5 chrome trans flip outlined.


Thanks for all the assistance.

I will be happy to make that clock into something that is compatible with my array. What you had installed, over wrote my call settings for what sets the AM PM on the analog clock. That cab actually calls up something seperate for each clock. Which I see no point in it doing. As they should always be the same, so why not have them call up the same file for it. Less resources used.
Anyway, I will ask you again though, please remove that cab from your post as it is likely to only cause more issues by being there.
After you reset, and reinstall the clock array, please be sure to check your AM/PM first thing and let me know if that issue comes back! It definitely should not, but if it does, then I need to dig deeper. But I am almost certain it was that cab you installed, as I mentioned it is written differently and all you need on top of my array are the basic analog clock components. Not full arrays, as they will cause conflicts such as what you have experienced. Thanks!

[santod]

Dont reset, hang on a second!!

Da--it! Guess I missed ya'.
Here's the fix!