Ok, so it looks like the ones that are replaced with [0.00] might be actual orphans. When I perform clear orphans right after I open and re-sync the wallet everything is fine (no transactions are replaced with [0.00]).
So what I think is happening is that I am collecting orphans from staking and when I clear them something glitches and it removes the orphans but does not replace them with real transactions it just leaves my overview screen empty.
I am also fairly certain staking stops working when this happens. It may be because the wallet stops syncing or something else, but I left the wallet running for 30 minutes after it glitched and when I restarted it I was about 30 minutes behind.
Hi bret - I'm no expert on this but I am wondering first why you are getting orphans?
I staked several wallets over the last few days and got ZERO orphans.
To me it seems that your connection may not be very fast and you are submitting stale stakes (submitting after the block has been claimed by someone else) - and that may be why you are getting orphans.
I have no idea if that (slow connection) also affects how your wallet works - but it certainly could.
Of course your computer resources could be limiting you also - if you were running a few other apps/had one of Windows famous resource hogs running in background/Windows was downloading a batch update in the background and/or your CPU/Memory was a low spec - any or all of these may affect wallet operations.
The other suggestion is don't clear orphans with your wallet in staking mode (although I have tried this also and no issues for me)
Also - I note that you only seem to have connections to about 2 peers - this is a little strange in itself as I get 6-8 usually? No idea if this has anything to do with your orphans.
Lets see if anyone else notes the issue.
As I said - I cannot replicate but all my machines are Win10 and medium to high spec with a good internet connection. Nevertheless I can run a CPU miner and a staking UTC wallet (on my oldest machine) with no problems and do not get your error - CPUMiner using 99% CPU/0.5% Memory and the UTC wallet 0.4% CPU/24% Memory.
I believe you have the issue but I suspect its something to do with your particular computing environment.
I would be most concerned about finding the reason for your orphans and concentrate on that - if you fix that there is a good chance that your wallet issue will also resolve.
Since you can just restart your wallet and everything resolves - thats an easy fix for the problem you have.
Perhaps @PressTab may wish to comment.
Go to Windows "Task Manager" and check out resource useage to see if it gives any clues?
Cheers - usukan