Hello! I've just installed GeigerLog on my Windows 11 PC and configured it as stated in the manual. I've installed Python, pip, etc. After running GeigerLog.bat, I get this:
GeigerLog Startup -------------------- in RUNTIME mode ---------------------------
startup: Command Line: ['geigerlog.py']
startup: System Python: Python 3.13.14
startup: Virtual Environment: venv found: __venv2.1pre01
startup: Virtual Environment: venv uses: Python 3.13.14
startup: Completed: Handing control to GeigerLog Runtime in Virtual Environment: '__venv2.1pre01'
GeigerLog Installation Problem:
EXCEPTION when importing Python modules: 'No module named 'PyQt6.sip'' in file: gsup_utils.py in line: 213
NoaccesstooneormorePythonmodulesrequiredbyGeigerLog.Cannotcontinue,willexit!GeigerLogneedstobesetupbeforeitcanrun.TrystartingGeigerLogwiththiscommand:
onLinux,Mac,Raspi:./GeigerLog.shsetuponWindows:GeigerLog.batsetupMoredetailscanbefoundinchapter'Appendix I - Installation'oftheGeigerLogmanual.
sys.exit: initial code
GeigerLog has finished
[End of output]
The setup process seemed to be OK, as you can see in the attached screen snapshot.
I did run it as administrator. Please note that I launched GeigerLog.bat setup under a PowerShell terminal (the default in Windows 11), but I also re-run it under cmd.exe, with same results.
Windows information:
Edición Windows 11 Home
Versión 25H2
Instalado el 06/12/2024
Versión del sistema operativo 26200.8655
Experiencia Paquete de experiencia de características de Windows 1000.26100.315.0
I searched PyQt6 files, with this result:
C:>dir PyQt6* /s
El volumen de la unidad C es OS
El número de serie del volumen es: C870-F764
Directorio de C:\geigerlog__venv2.1pre01\Lib\site-packages
Forget about it.
I had installed Python 3.13.14 but, for some reason, I also installed Python 3.14, and that caused a mess.
I cleaned all the stuff, re-installed 3.13.14 and now GeigerLog is happily set up and running.
My apologies and thanks for reading this!
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Hello! I've just installed GeigerLog on my Windows 11 PC and configured it as stated in the manual. I've installed Python, pip, etc. After running GeigerLog.bat, I get this:
GeigerLog Startup -------------------- in RUNTIME mode ---------------------------
startup: Command Line: ['geigerlog.py']
startup: System Python: Python 3.13.14
startup: Virtual Environment: venv found: __venv2.1pre01
startup: Virtual Environment: venv uses: Python 3.13.14
startup: Completed: Handing control to GeigerLog Runtime in Virtual Environment: '__venv2.1pre01'
GeigerLog Installation Problem:
EXCEPTION when importing Python modules: 'No module named 'PyQt6.sip'' in file: gsup_utils.py in line: 213
sys.exit: initial code
GeigerLog has finished
[End of output]
The setup process seemed to be OK, as you can see in the attached screen snapshot.
I did run it as administrator. Please note that I launched GeigerLog.bat setup under a PowerShell terminal (the default in Windows 11), but I also re-run it under cmd.exe, with same results.
Windows information:
Edición Windows 11 Home
Versión 25H2
Instalado el 06/12/2024
Versión del sistema operativo 26200.8655
Experiencia Paquete de experiencia de características de Windows 1000.26100.315.0
I searched PyQt6 files, with this result:
C:>dir PyQt6* /s
El volumen de la unidad C es OS
El número de serie del volumen es: C870-F764
Directorio de C:\geigerlog__venv2.1pre01\Lib\site-packages
20/06/2026 09:15
20/06/2026 09:15
20/06/2026 09:15
20/06/2026 09:15
0 archivos 0 bytes
Directorio de C:\geigerlog__venv2.1pre01\Lib\site-packages\PyQt6\Qt6\qsci\api\python
20/06/2026 09:15 1.751.318 PyQt6.api
1 archivos 1.751.318 bytes
Forget about it.
I had installed Python 3.13.14 but, for some reason, I also installed Python 3.14, and that caused a mess.
I cleaned all the stuff, re-installed 3.13.14 and now GeigerLog is happily set up and running.
My apologies and thanks for reading this!
Good to hear that GeigerLog is running well!
A reminder: the latest version of GeigerLog - as a pre-release - can always be found here:
https://sourceforge.net/p/geigerlog/discussion/devel2/