Windows 10: How can I diagnose a SymStore issue when uploading symbols to a symbol server

Hi,Our build machines are having issues uploading symbols to our symbol server using the `symstore` executable from the "Debugging Tools for Windows". The following is some of the outputSYMSTORE ERROR: Class: Internal. Desc: Failed to index <filename>.dll. Line: 169. Error 536870914SYMSTORE MESSAGE: Skipping <filename>.pdb - unsupported format. ErrorLevel is 11.Since we also save the pdb and dll as part of the build I'm able to download the files and using the exact same symstore executable I'm able to successfully upload the symbols to the symbol server.I'm wondering if the error

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INSERT SYMBOLS

A couple of days ago I asked how to get capital letters with accents (circumflex). I got a very prompt answer suggesting a couple of methods including changing the character code on the symbols submenu. This worked very well but I didn't note the original
character code which produces most of my commonly used symbols.

What is this code please and is there a list of alternate character codes together with what symbols they produce?

Many thanks

RayTJ

 

symbol

N97mini qwerty, software version: v 12.0.110

costom version: 12.0.110.c01.01

Type RM 555



Subject: Touch screen problem by use of symbol for degree.



Fact: The symbol for degree is missing, only by use of the keypad

(button sym) the symbol list appears completely.

Compairing the two listsof symbols, thereis a different of one symbol.

Looking forward for a solution, Thanks

 

symbols only displaying after another key is pressed.

Hi Alex,

Virus and malware could be one of the possible reasons why you're having trouble with symbols on your keyboard. To isolate the issue, we'd like to ask you a few questions:

• Have you made any recent changes to your device before the issue started?
  
• Did you encounter any error messages while typing the symbols?
• Can you tell us the troubleshooting steps that you've performed?

Meanwhile, we suggest scanning your device using an antivirus program and see if it's infected by a virus.

We'll keep an eye out for your response.