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ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Window is invisible and thus cannot be activated If the other suggestions are not working; check the Task Manager to see if you have duplicate applications running. I had this same issue, and noticed I had two "cmd.exe" running, one process was hung without visability on screen. Re: test complete 11.31.2420.7 cannot open log files after test execution testcomplete is not responding I finally got the log files to open via the Project Explorer panel. And after one log file was opened from the Project Explorer panel then I could open others via the Tools\Current Project\Logs tab. I'm not sure what the problem was but after one log file was opened via the Project Explorer panel, I had no other problems opening any of the log files. So I did not open a support request. I hope this helps any one else that updates to 11.31.2420.7. test complete 11.31.2420.7 cannot open log files after test execution testcomplete is not responding Anyone having a problem with Test Complete 11.31.2420.7 will not open log files and after test execution Test Complete is not responding. I have to kill Test Complete. SolvedCan you coping a group of test from testcomplete v8 to a new project in testcomplete v11? coping a group of test from testcomplete 8 to a new project in testcomplete 11? Re: maximize applications cmd when they are compiled with VS2015 (c++ compiler) Creating a seperate script to be called from the Keyword test is a WORKAROUND for the Keyword command Maximize not working. The script would contain the following statements: SET appWindow = Sys.Process("Test*te").Window("TUserForm") CALL Win32API.ShowWindow(appWindow.Handle, SW_MAXIMIZE) I have the Keyword Maximize command in hundreds of keyword tests. So does any one know where to report bugs to SmartBear, so this can be addressed. I will note this as a resolved workaround. Thanks again djadhav. Re: maximize applications cmd when they are compiled with VS2015 (c++ compiler) Thank you djadhav. This does work. So it appears TestComplete 11 has a BUG with processing the Keyword test Maximize cmd utilizing the window alias. Additional note to SmartBear people; the tested application is a 64 bit application. But this same 64bit application compiled in VS2012 c++ compiler had no problems with the Minimize and Maximize keyword commands. I hope this bug is addressed soon as I have a lot of tests that execute this comand. Thanks... Re: maximize applications cmd when they are compiled with VS2015 (c++ compiler) I installed TestComplete v11.20.1491.7 and still the Maximize cmd is not working in the automated keyword tests for applications compliled with VS2015 (c++ compiler). If I select the statement in the keyword test right click and select "highlight on screen" the window is reconized. But when executing the test or the statement to maximize the tested application, the process returns an error "The window does not respond". Any suggestions? Thank you. Re: maximize applications cmd when they are compiled with VS2015 (c++ compiler) We're using TestComplete 10.60.3387.7 Re: Alias get corrupted. Restart of application is needed. Also make sure the tested application is not launched multiple times. Verify in the windows task manager. maximize applications cmd when they are compiled with VS2015 (c++ compiler) The maximize applications cmd fails when the tested app is compiled with VS2015 (c++ compiler). The autotest works when the tested app is compiled with VS2013 c++ compiler. The error states "The window does not respond". Also the test seems to run much slower. Anyone else having these problems. Solved