If some programs have been disabled, we can re-enable them later. Note: Clean Boot is a troubleshooting step. Restart the computer and test this issue in Clean Boot. Click the 'Startup' tab, click 'Disable All' and click 'OK'.Ĥ.

Click the 'Services' tab, check the 'Hide All Microsoft Services' box and click 'Disable All' (if it is not gray).ģ. Click Start, type 'MSCONFIG' (without the quotations) in the Search Bar and Press 'Enter' to start the System Configuration Utility.Ģ. Given the current situation, I suggest you do a clean boot to check if it is a software confilict issue.ġ. You can contact Tradestation support and let them know. There is a substantial risk of loss in trading commodity futures, stocks, options and foreign exchange products.If disabling UAC cannot correct the issue, the issue should not be a UAC related problem. If someone makes money trading, my guess that is in spite of the software not because of it. The reason for that is they dont want to address underlying system design flaws. IMO, they havent updated the platform(s) because they cant find enough people that can make money off it. However, I just cant seem to find an answer on if perhaps a program like Tradestation is completely fine in 32bit due to how its coded and in reality there wouldnt be hardly any clear improvement I think this question, especially with the amount of people that use Tradestation on a 64bit OS, is quite important for us to look into more. I understand that there is a point at which continuing to pile on charts and desktops becomes a clear hinder but I feel like one should be able to run a standard load out of markets (if they are running a fairly modern system bought in the past few years, even 8GB of RAM is fine for TS as long as u arent also multitasking a ton of other programs or browsing Chrome with tons of tabs) Seeing as how you posted this like 4 years ago.I think this question of Why is Tradestation still only offered in a 32bit begs the question even more.Is this causing slower price updates, general browsing between tabs and charts, and that annoying laggyness that happens when volume suddenly spikes causing large movements in one marktet (which usually means all markets really due to the heavy links between everything from the algos, direct or inverse anyways) I cant see how they wouldnt have come out with an updated 64bit program by now not even on their 10.0 update (I still use 9.5 due to a few reasons).

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