since the last update I am getting logged out on the Bambu Studio.
this is a real problem because it messes up my settings.
In 1 file I have 25 plates with multi parts with custom setting pertaining to each part, perimiters, infill, ASA calibrated filaments and now it has defaulted back to Bambu PLA basic and ALL of my custom setting are gone.
is there a way to stop this nonesense?
Are you able to log back in then? Does that procedure give you any grief?
Is your network connection stable? Are you still in default BBL server mode of operation or have you switched to LAN only?
yes, I am able to log back in but that does not restore my custom setting.
My custom setting for the filament seems ok, it is the individual part settings like perimiters and infill settings.
I don’t know what that means. I guess I am default BBL server. I will look into how to LAN only.
I have the same problem since I updated Bambu Studio to the latest release…
As soon as I close any Bambu Studio instance, and later on open a new one (for example bei opening a stl file directly) I am logged out again and my printer is nowhere to be found. Super annoying…
P.S. Not using the Lan only mode
I’ve been experiencing this lately. Incredibly frustrating because each time it resets my printer/filament selections and settings.
Starting to get really fed up with the already clunky Bambu Studio experience…
I am having the same problem has anyone resolved this?
Lately Bamub Studios has been logging me out each time! This has never happened before the last couple of days!
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I am a new P2S owner and can connect to my printer but it will just randomly loose connection but my cell phone doesn’t have that issue. I have all high end internet and wifi equipment. seems that the PC version of Studio is the issue as it will not stay connected. PC is wired to the network .
The PC and the printer have to be on the same network. Connected by wireless is one network, and wired is another network. You have two choices: bridge the two networks or put the PC on the wireless network.
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Fragmo can connect - so the printer and the PC are already on the same network. The connection is not persistent.
Most residential/small business routers use a single network for both Ethernet and wi-fi connections, no need to deal with the complications of a bridge.
I have been through this before, with HP. I had the same issue with their printer/ scanner. Trust me, they are 2 different networks. Multiple Hp techs did not pick up on this. They sent me 3 printers under warranty to try and make them talk with the PC. I finally saw the light, put the PC on the wireless, and the connection issues went away.
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