nonresponsive program
nonresponsive program
(OP)
Both sidekick2 and 98 are now sticking at the copyright block which appears at the start. All I can do is close. It works on Safe Mode. Any ideas? Windows XP only- I've done the 'send a report' bit to Microsoft but doubt if they'll have much interest in Sidekick
RE: nonresponsive program
Have you tried starting Sidekick without any other program running(i.e. Closing all other programs in Task manager)?
Regards Jim
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RE: nonresponsive program
Jimalex
RE: nonresponsive program
Good Luck and do please let us know how you get on as it helps us all to increase our knowledge, when someone finds the answer to a problem.
Regards Jim
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RE: nonresponsive program
Jim
RE: nonresponsive program
Jim
RE: nonresponsive program
If you don't mind, it would be a good idea if you posted your conclusion as a Faq.
You personally may believe it is not a very technical solution but I would beg to differ, as far as I can make out, it solved the problem and that is the achievment(and as far as I am concerned, the AIM)!
It is all the various permutations of programs and hardware that arise with computers which create the problems we come across, the more we illuminate those areas with insights such as yours and share them with our peers, the better.
You could title it:
SKW 2.0 and SK98 freeze on WinXP
and put it in the group:
2Sdk2/95/97/98/99StarfishFAQs
Once again, thanks for letting us know.
Regards Jim
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RE: nonresponsive program
Thanks for your guiding hand. I've posted the FAQ.
regards JimAlex