The running window of MATLAB win7 disappears with a flash. Window disappear quickly

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Problem:

I recently changed my system to Windows 7 beta and installed MATLAB r2007b on it. The installation progress went well but I can not run it.

After I double-clicked on the MATLAB icon on the desktop, the boot window came out then disappeared quickly. but the main window never came out. I have checked windows running processes, the MATLAB was not running any longer. running under "compatibility mode" doesnt work as well.

Are there any other friends here facing the same problem?

 

MATLAB 7.5.0 (r2007b) is installed in win7. Double-click the icon on the desktop and the MATLAB window disappears in a flash.

 

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Solution: (there are multiple ones. I only use 4th and 1st, but 1st will invalidate the aero feature of win7)

1: Right-click the MATLAB icon, select Properties, select compatibility, and select "Disable desktop elements"

 

The easy solution wocould be to open 'php.exe 'properties, go to "compatibility" tab and select "Disable desktop composition ".

This wocould allow you to enjoy the bubbly win7 themes whenever you are doing other things, but switch to basic theme once you try to run Matlab.

 

 

2: Change the win7 topic

OK... I finally found the solution for this problem.
Simply change your theme to classic windows theme!
It works for me now.
If it does not work, it might be some steps I did before change theme.
I set the MATLAB webserver service to manual, but this did not fix the problem.

 

3: there are other methods

 

Goto C:/program files/Java copy folder named jrex or something like that
Install latest jre before this
Then open F:/MATLAB 7/sys/Java/JRE/Win32 or to a similar folder in C: where you installed MATLAB paste the copied folder in that folder rename a folder named jre1.4.2 which is already in the folder or similar folder to a different name and give the newly copied folder the old name of folder which you just renamed

This will work definitely it worked for me on Windows 7 with every theme
If any problem mail me R.Karthik@Ymail.com

 

 

4: (I used this)

Running in the classic windows theme, or checking "Disable Desktop
Composition "in the properties for maid work for me.
(Changing the Java engine did not seem to make a difference, though .)
However, both of these settings will prevent you from using the aero
Theme.

I got MATLAB 2007b to work with Aero by following the steps on this
Link:

Http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/newsreader/view_thread/159717

Briefly:

1. Right click on my computer, and select Properties
2. Click "Advanced System settings"
3. Click "environment variables..." (create a user environment variable)
4. Click "new..." and add a variable named "maid"
With a value of "0 ".

Hit "OK" to close these dialog boxes, and Matlab shocould work just like
A normal program in Aero!