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It did stop crashing after I changed it to select by title...Thanks! I would say by taking a wild guess now that perhaps my system files or your program dependencies on my computer (C# windows files?) are the culprit...?

I am using english as far as I know. After testing further I noticed that the error is only occuring only on one computer (a Windows 11 system). The others are Windows 10 and 11. I checked all my drivers and re-installed windows but to no good effect. Its a new mini computer and my drive is new also. The kicker is that the graphics card on the system I want to use is the best one of the bunch as far as any computers are concerned. It seems to be a hardware issue or perhaps some system files are corrupted??? Its a crazy problem for sure...

It's possible it's been corrupted in some way. I installed a fresh version on a drive for test purposes and the error was not there. It's odd it (the updated version) works on Windows 10 but not 11. I tried using the ai with the information that the programming was in c# and it gave a similar answer to the one I got before. I ran it in safe mode and the error was still there. It would seem that the update would find errors and clear them during install. It's a nice program, but I just hope you can understand my frustration. I will be getting a larger drive soon anyway and will carefully install everything again. Sorry for my crass attitude... Sometimes problems are a good thing...there is something to learn.

Well through no fault of my own, I guess I'll just have to wait until the bug gets fixed that completely shuts the program down on the system I intended it for.

Well through no fault of my own, I guess I'll just have to wait until the bug gets fixed that completely shuts the program down on the system I intended it for.

Thanks for the useless reply.

Thanks for the reply Marcel, I was feeling like the lone ranger. I was thinking it was something else but it seems to be a problem possibly with an update to windows 11 perhaps, as all of my computers/laptops using windows 10 seem to have no problem with the new update.

The error message "The given key '5' was not present in the dictionary" itself doesn't inherently depend on the operating system version (Windows 10 vs. Windows 11). This error is typically related to how you're working with dictionaries in your Python code. It's more likely that there are differences in your code, environment, or data that are causing this error to appear on one system (Windows 11) and not the other (Windows 10). Here are a few reasons why you might be encountering this difference: 1. **Code or Data Differences:** If the same code is executed on both Windows 10 and Windows 11, but you're getting different results, there might be differences in the data being used or in the environment itself. Double-check that the dictionaries you're working with on both systems have the expected keys and values. 2. **Python Version:** Make sure that you're using the same version of Python on both systems. Python code can behave differently between different versions due to changes in language features or bug fixes. 3. **External Dependencies:** If your code relies on external packages or libraries, there might be differences in how those libraries behave on different operating systems. Verify that you're using the same versions of any libraries across both systems. 4. **User Permissions:** If your code involves file access or system resources, differences in user permissions on the two systems could lead to different behavior. 5. **Operating System Specifics:** While the error itself is not directly related to the operating system, there might be subtle differences in how Python interacts with the operating system's internals, which could impact the behavior of your code. 6. **Configuration:** If your code interacts with system settings or configuration files, differences in those settings between Windows 10 and Windows 11 could lead to different outcomes. In order to narrow down the cause of the discrepancy, you'll need to carefully compare the code, data, environment (Python version, libraries, etc.), and any other relevant factors between your Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems. If you're still unable to identify the cause, providing more specific details about your code and the context in which this error is occurring would be helpful for further assistance. Chat gpt thinks your code is crap.

I am using launchbox 13.6 I am using windows 11 The error occurs when just starting launchbox. When I attempt to use the scrolling bar I get an error message. The program was running fin untill I installed the latest update. Now it just crashes after starting. It is on an external drive. The Message: The given key '5' was not present in the dictionary. ( It says 4 sometimes.) App: LaunchBox Version: 13.6 Theme: Default Type: System.Collections.Generic.KeyNotFoundException Site: Void ThrowKeyNotFoundException[T](T) Source: System.Private.CoreLib at Unbroken.LaunchBox.Windows.Desktop.VirtualizingTilePanel.ArrangeOverride(Size finalSize) at System.Windows.FrameworkElement.ArrangeCore(Rect finalRect) at System.Windows.UIElement.Arrange(Rect finalRect) at System.Windows.ContextLayoutManager.UpdateLayout() at System.Windows.ContextLayoutManager.UpdateLayoutCallback(Object arg) at System.Windows.Media.MediaContext.FireInvokeOnRenderCallbacks() at System.Windows.Media.MediaContext.RenderMessageHandlerCore(Object resizedCompositionTarget) at System.Windows.Media.MediaContext.RenderMessageHandler(Object resizedCompositionTarget) at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.InternalRealCall(Delegate callback, Object args, Int32 numArgs) at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.TryCatchWhen(Object source, Delegate callback, Object args, Int32 numArgs, Delegate catchHandler) Recent Log: 6:48:05 PM Exception