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Windows Overlapped operation errors in Manager: check the documented event-loop option

Use this path only when the complete traceback matches the relevant Windows asyncio/Manager failure. An event-loop error may also follow an earlier network exception.

Symptoms and scope

Use this path only when the complete traceback matches the relevant Windows asyncio/Manager failure. An event-loop error may also follow an earlier network exception.

Error fragments for search; IDs, values and filenames may vary:

Overlapped Object has pending operation at deallocation

Source-supported context

Manager documents windows_selector_event_loop_policy for matching Windows scenarios. That option is version- and environment-specific, not a general cross-platform asyncio fix. Source 1

Cases to distinguish

1. A particular Windows event-loop and dependency combination triggers the failure.

2. An earlier network error produces a secondary lifecycle exception.

3. The intended setting was applied to the wrong configuration or process.

Diagnostic sequence

The sequence below is an editorial procedure based on the cited context, not a diagnosis already confirmed for your environment.

Step 1. Save the full traceback and preceding errors before deciding that the event loop is the cause.

Step 2. For a matching documented version, back up the active configuration and test windows_selector_event_loop_policy=True.

Step 3. Restart the Python process, not only the browser, and repeat the operation that failed.

Step 4. Restore the original setting if it does not help; use an isolated reproduction and report the exact versions.

Completion check

Repeated restarts and relevant list/network operations work. One successful refresh alone is weak evidence.

Limitations and cautions

Do not apply this Windows-specific option to every installation or conceal the preceding exception.

Original sources

Localization prepared: 2026-09-22. The source-check dates above were inherited from the existing article; this translation does not claim they were all rechecked today. No GPU run, minimum-memory measurement or runtime guarantee is supplied.

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Sources & references

Localized from the existing Chinese research draft. Original source-check dates are retained; this translation is not new technical verification or a runtime test.

01ComfyUI Manager troubleshootingSource checked: 2026-09-21

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