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How do i get NCC running? - total noob here

what's the problem? Is nis running? Are you using installer or stand alone? Java 8 installed? Need Java 8 64bit for the installer I think

Nis is running. Used the installer. Just cant get NCC started..

when you right click on the tray icon does it say ncc is running? did it open the browser window for you?

Says NCC is not running. I click "Open NCC in browser and get "http://localhost:8989/" - unable to connect.

Remove your nem folder (inclusive wallet), reinstall again and see if this solves your problem.

It is really kind of a problem if newbies can't get a wallet going. Embarrassed

We are going to have to get that fixed in the next version. This post might be related to your problem.

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I havnt opened my Nem wallet (community client) for a few weeks and when I tried to open it, NCC wouldnt start. I updated to the latest version and reinstalled java 64 bit.
Any ideas?

Same trouble with standalone version. Nis has started NCC has stopped

btw I am using chrome, but had no problems up until now

Delete the file c:\user\\nem\ncc\accounts_cache_mainnet.json and try to start NCC again.

Edit: ok, problem was already solved ^^ But usually just deleting that one file is enough.

And here are some links to some tutorials that might help too.

http://blog.nem.io/how-to-remove-old-nem-software-versions/
http://blog.nem.io/windows-installation-guide-standalone/

There is also a common problem with the installer not working if you are not running 64 bit windows and 64 bit java as both are required. sometimes people are running 32 bit java. but the stand alone (in the tutorial link) should always work with every system.