Does following the filter driver install procedure (in the README, reproduced e.g. at the top of page 10) help ?

As for hiding the console window: it's easy, a one-liner patch to configure.ac yielding a one-liner change in the generated configure. However, in the current state of things, with that change, most of the debug output, and therefore part of my ability to track down problems I cannot reproduce, is lost.
Therefore, on the one hand, I'm definitely not keen on going that route for now (TILP II 1.16); on the other hand, this window, which wasn't there before TILP II 1.14, annoys multiple persons...

One thing that bugs me with TiLP is when i send apps/prgms to my ti84+ SE and it does a Garbage Collect, TiLP will throw an error. Doesnt the calc send a message saying it will Garbage Collect?

Edit: btw, TiLP says im using a DirectLink cable.

Just saying that everything is fine here (w7 64)

I just saw one "thing": the OS version of my CX is after Tilp 3.2.1793 instead of 3.0.2.1793 which is a little confusing...
I mean 3.0 != 3.2

Refreshed the installer again
* binary: http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/beta/setup.exe
* patches: http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/beta/0001-tilp-installer-upgrade-dependency-on-GTK-runtime-to-.patch , http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/beta/0002-libticables-tilp-update-driver-information-improve-t.patch

The older installer (the one posted in my previous post) is http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/beta/setup_old7.exe .


The main highlights since the previous beta are:
* added .8xo file support. In fact, these files were already supported, but called "8xgrp"
* added MIME types definitions;
* added tentative Nspire CM (CAS) OS upgrade support (untested);
* upgraded the embedded minizip;
* improved drag&drop code by Jonimus/TheStorm: TILP can now accept drag&drop from more programs.
* the usual set of fixes for (potential) crasher bugs, plus a huge pass of argument sanitizing in libti*, which have become much more robust against NULL arguments. Several bugs were found by using the clang-based AddressSanitizer compile-time instrumentation tool to build everything.
* ROM dumping of 84+(SE) and 89T through DirectLink was fixed, and so were computer->calc transfers to 84+(SE) of files of size 244 modulo 250 greater than 244 bytes through DirectLink. The corner cases for sending and receiving files from 89T through DirectLink, and receiving variables from 84+(SE) through DirectLink, seem to keep working;
* fixes for driver install paths that ought to alleviate the problems mentioned above by Deep Thought.

The usual excerpt from README.win32 for installation alongside TI's official software:

Quote

1°) It is possible to install TI-Connect(tm) / TI-Nspire Computer (Link) Software(tm)
and TILP side by side, but this requires a manual configuration.
The following steps assume that TI-Connect / TINC(L)S is already installed:
* download the filter driver installer and install it, using the instructions given at
http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/libusb-win32/wiki , section "Filter Driver Installation";
* launch the filter wizard (accessible from the new entry in the Start menu) when the
device (SilverLink, 84+, 89T, 84+SE, Nspire) you want to use with both TILP and
TI-Connect / TILP and (TINCLS or TINCS) is plugged *in*;
* install the filter driver for that particular device;
* run the TILP installer.
After that, the device ought to work in both TILP and TI-Connect / TILP and (TINCLS or TINCS).

uhh could you please mirror it?
the website tried to hack my computer, i got an high risk intrusion alert when opening the site,

Well, the warning is most likely wrong.
If its infected, ticalc.org would be too.

Sorry for the late reply, here you go: http://bwns.be/jim/tilp/setup.exe

After a bit more than two months of development (following five months without commits), it's time to start the TILP II 1.17 beta-testing

Setup program: http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/beta/setup.exe
Patches (nine aren't committed yet because minor fixes / improvements need to be made, e.g. updating the user documentation on ROM dumping): http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp/beta/patchset_20120724_1510.tar.bz2


The main highlights since the previous release (1.16) are:
* the new TI-Z80 ROM dumper by Benjamin Moody, with, among others, the ability to automatically dump 82 and 85 (even without a shell ), and the ability to unlock 73/83+/84+ Flash memory without an OS patch;
* the long-awaited conversion of the TILP interface from the outdated Glade to GTK+Builder, mainly performed by Jonimus/TheStorm. As a consequence, the GTK+ runtime is upgraded from 2.12.9 to 2.24.8;
* the ability to send and receive raw packets provided to users - the functions have been there for years, but until now, they weren't exposed to external users. This is a first step of a move that will reduce copy and paste, in some circumstances, for clients of the library. Kerm, among others, will be interested.
* variable rename and variable attribute change functions for 84+ and 89T DirectLink - that is, the ability to remotely archive/unarchive and lock variables.
* USB scan at startup is now enabled by default (for new installs), so as to be more intuitive to users of TI's official software;
* the 84+ DirectLink ROM dumper should dump 1 MB on regular 84+ and 2 MB on 84+SE;


Of course, as usual, bugfixes and other less noteworthy changes. The long quest for making the code base more reliable continues.


Please go forth and test