Just because I said TS 9.1 was working, this weekend Microsoft Windows 10 update the system and now tonight as I turn the computer on TS 9.1 is not working on Windows 10 as for now. They could well offer reliable data at a small subscription fee and offer integration with other programming languages like python, but I do not thing they will do it. TWS works on macOS but IB does not want do anything about their unreliable data and people does not want to code anything in Java.

Sierra Charts is working on something to port SC to other OS, but it is a log term project and there is no time frame for that, unfortunately. For Linux unfortunately there is not a viable and stable solution for trading as for the time being. If you want to get rid of TS then your best alternative is MultiCharts and if you need data feed IQ Feed If you want to get rid of Windows then it seems like Investor/RT running on macOS, and you can use Investor/RT with IQ Feed and use studies coded in C++ as well. Windows fucked me big time last year I even got in depression for that.

I use the 9.1 because it is the version that I am used to and as far as I know is more stable than the current release.Īnother reason to dislike and distrust Windows, alko I have been looking for alternatives for some time and unfortunately there are not many due to Windows monopoly and also due to trading software developers do not 'care' about others OS. You may use the MSCONFIG tool again to re-enable the disabled item one by one to find out the culprit.Well I use TS 9.1 and I did not have this problem until now. If the problem does not occur, it indicates that the problem is related to one application or service we have disabled. Please monitor the system in the Clean Boot environment. If you see the System Configuration Utility, check the box of 'Don't show this message' and then click 'OK'. 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.

If disabling UAC cannot correct the issue, the issue should not be a UAC related problem.

System requirements tradestation 9.5