08-18-2005, 04:09 PM -
I recently got a new system, with a 64 bit AMD dual core processor and on this system, everytime I boot Windows explorer.exe crashes. Funny enough after explorer crashing, starting a new one usually works. Windows does hint about DEP not being happy. Is this known Yuri, and if so is any fix about to be deployed?
Also, an old bug has resurfaced. Dragging anything from the last position in the toolbar (when it is hidden in the pop-up menu that shows when there's not enough room for everything), explorer crashes again.
TLB: 3.2.7 Beta
Windows XP Pro Eng SP2 32B bit + all available updates.
AMD XP 4200+ X2
Nforce 4 chipset.
2 GB RAM
Nvidia 7800 GTX
Creative Audigy 2 ZS.
Latest public drivers for everything in the system, including latest BIOS/firmware.
TLB runs in two rows with Virtual folders, shortcuts, menus, weather forcast, mail monitor 1.14 beta and Uptime.
Windowblinds is also running and the desktop is in 1600x1200@85. Anything else I can provide to help out?
Also, I've got a 180 day free trial of Win XP Pro 64-bit if you want to try anything on that. I've not even bothered to install it yet but would be happy to if it's of any help in developement.
Also, an old bug has resurfaced. Dragging anything from the last position in the toolbar (when it is hidden in the pop-up menu that shows when there's not enough room for everything), explorer crashes again.
TLB: 3.2.7 Beta
Windows XP Pro Eng SP2 32B bit + all available updates.
AMD XP 4200+ X2
Nforce 4 chipset.
2 GB RAM
Nvidia 7800 GTX
Creative Audigy 2 ZS.
Latest public drivers for everything in the system, including latest BIOS/firmware.
TLB runs in two rows with Virtual folders, shortcuts, menus, weather forcast, mail monitor 1.14 beta and Uptime.
Windowblinds is also running and the desktop is in 1600x1200@85. Anything else I can provide to help out?
Also, I've got a 180 day free trial of Win XP Pro 64-bit if you want to try anything on that. I've not even bothered to install it yet but would be happy to if it's of any help in developement.