WTF WENT WRONG?!?

Please chill on the caps, it's considered shouting and rude.

Have you tried uninstalling and installing WindowBlinds? Are you running the shareware (unregistered) version or a registered (purchased) version? I know the shareware version doesn't have all the features of the registered version, but I'm not sure if the shareware program also has a time limit on use. I don't think it used to have a time limit, but I haven't used the shareware version for over two years, so don't know how it is now.

I tried intalling and uninstalling like five times

Ok, so when you uninstalled did you check with a registry cleaner to make sure all bits were removed and then rebooted so you could do a clean reinstall? Sometimes that can make a difference with an app. Also again, are you running the shareware version or do you have the purchased registered version? The shareware version might be time limited now as I mentioned. But I'd imagine there would be some notice of that, if that was it.

Anyway, this message board is not Stardock support. This is a general chat board and sometimes people try to help although your question is more appropriate for the WC-Help messageboard. If you want product support from the vendor you should email Stardock support directly.



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You need [email protected] . Send all your system details plus the error message.

This is not a place for Stardock support.

Send all your details along w/ your serial number to: [email protected] 

Be detailed.  Don't use caps.

When asking someone to troubleshoot, it is always neccessary to state fully what the error message says. Most of the time, the error messages occur because you changed something in your system. (I.E. added another program that may have changed a file, went from shareware version to registered version. etc..) It's important to state what you did prior to the problem occuring. You may not recall details but they are most important. When something is ruined in my system, I sometimes have to completely reinstalled my entire operating system, and carefully check my system after each change to find what caused the problem. This includes every change. (I.E. Windows Updates, done one at a time, Program additions, driver additions). Clearly, if it was working before, you changed something.