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I have actually 2 issues that are related with version 2019.1.4
1. There is no way to get rid of the "Ready to start solving" tour pop-up at launch. I unchecked the box in setting "Show Start Here at Startup" and checked the "Save user Settings on Exit". And I still get that pop-up every time I run Alteryx, which, in itself, is annoying.
2. If you happen to launch 2 instances of Alteryx, let's say by double clicking on your workflows from the File Manager, the second one appears on top of that pop-up window. If you toggle between workflows then, the pop-up become inaccessible and you are totally stuck. You can't iconize or close the Alteryx windows as it's waiting for the pop-up answer and any other application you run will not appear (appears "behind" the frozen Alteryx screen). Not even the task manager works. Toggling between windows using ALT-TAB won't bring back the pop-ups to close the tour. The only option is to restart the computer.
This has happened to me 2 or 3 times already.
Please fix this.
I have installed the latest version and still get the annoying tour pop up every single time I run Alteryx even though I have completed the tour (dozens of time!) and have unchecked the ‘Show Start Here at Startup” box in User Settings. Is there another setting that needs to be changed in order to make that popup disappear?
Did not try to reproduce the crashing issue when opening multiple instances…
@SyxRyx If you go to Help | About, does your serial number populate in the text box, or is it blank?
blank
And by latest version, which version number is that? Can you look in Help | About and tell me?
It shows 2019.3.5.17947
Let's try this first as a workaround:
See if the tour guide comes up more than once after this.
Worst than ever... Nothing works anymore... It says not connected to license server.