I get the small blue square with the Logos logo but it does not open. I have a Thinkpad laptop runing Windows 10. I am not particularly teck savy. It is just frustrating.
Welcome @Jerry Breese - sorry to hear you are having problems.
Has this started recently or have you never managed to open Logos successfully?
And does the splashscreen stay open or does it disappear after a time.
You might find some of the suggestions here helpful
Graham
Now I only have the Logos icon at the bottom of the screen It does not bring up the blue box now. When I click on the icon nothing happens
I have been using logos for many years with no problems. I think I last used it early last week.
I tried the windows repair of Logos as recommended and now the blue square appears again but just stays on. It does not go off.
I recommend you enable diagnostic logging and upload logs in a reply to this thread after trying to start Logos
Details on doing this are here
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