Dr. Sprinto & Manual Inputs
How to fix Windows Powershell issue for Dr. Sprinto
Encountering errors running the Dr. Sprinto app is a rare sight, but if you encounter one, you can follow the steps below for the workaround. Windows machines are highly configurable; sometimes, these configurations can block the Windows Powershell command; the Dr. Sprinto app runs in the background to fetch the computer configuration.
In a few devices, you could encounter an issue: Dr. Sprinto doesn’t get loaded and ends up with a spinning wheel on the loading screen.
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Confirming the Windows Powershell issue.
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From the Windows taskbar, navigate to the installed Dr. Sprinto app icon.
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Right-click the Dr. Sprinto app icon, and navigate to Help > Copy Debug Info. This copies the debug log on your clipboard.
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Open any text editor and paste the copied debug log.
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Look for the Powershell error in the debug log. Refer to the below image for reference.
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Fixing Powershell issue.
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From the Windows search option, search for Environment and select the Edit the system environment variables option from the search result.
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On the Environment variables window, select Path and click Edit.
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You need to enter the commands below one at a time. Click New each time to create a new entry.
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%SystemRoot%\system32 -
%SystemRoot% -
%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem -
%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\

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Open the Task manager and end the Dr. Sprinto operations.
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Now, re-open the Dr. Sprinto app. It should work as expected.
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If you still face issues running Dr. Sprinto, repeat Step 1 and send the copied debug report to Sprinto support. We will investigate the matter and get back to you with a resolution.