Bender50 : Since you're using XP 32-bit, I would assume the fact that you have a 64-bit processor would not make a difference. If you've uninstalled Enhanced Dialogs, it should no longer be imposing any settings on your system. One thing that might be interesting to look at is what modules you d
admin2222 : If IconPackager is uninstalled (you would not have this feature anymore), I would suggest installing TweakUI from here: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx
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tersiocity : I've notified the ObjectDock development team about this problem, though if you could provide the crash report (to [email protected] ) this would greatly help resolve this problem. If you're still having a crashing problem and have used the de
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widgetboy123 : Since DirectSkin consumers are businesses themselves, this is better handled through our official support channels. I have notified the DirectSkin support staff of your situation and they should be contacting you shortly (if they have not already). Thank you, -Mike [
Bender50: I believe that McAfee Virus scan does include script blocking by default. This may be interfering with IconX. -Mike [Stardock Support]
leth : Thank you for the information, I've included this as an update to my report. -Mike [Stardock Support]
Komradz : You're saying that when clicking the "Browse..." button, offered in most common dialogs, you don't see the customized 16x16 images showing correctly? For example, under Start->Run? Which version of IconPackager do you have installed and which version of Windows (including service
Alloca : Could you please copy/paste the information from the System Information section located within the WindowBlinds Configuration window? Please also let us know the version of your video drivers. Thank you, -Mike [Stardock Support]
Bender50 : I got that one, thank you. Do you have any security applications running that could be blocking scripts and causing IconX to not behave as it should? These could include anti-virus, anti-spyware, etc. software. -Mike [Stardock Support]
MasturJeff : I would assume this means that you have a docklet in your dock that is no longer available or recognized. Which version of ObjectDock are you running and could you package your dock and send it in to support @ stardock.com? -Mike [Stardock Support]
andyberry : The system directories are unselectable for security purposes. This was an intentional implementation by the development team. -Mike [Stardock Support]
Bender50 : Unfortunately that was a broken image. It looks like the image was trying to load relative to your computer (hence the file:// url). Could you instead upload that to an image hosting site such as: Photobucket
reindeer057 : Are you updating an existing installation or installing from scratch? If you're updating an existing installation, I would highly suggest uninstalling the currently installed version and installing from scratch. You should be able to clear out your temp directory (even manually)
leth : What version are your video drivers? I've contacted the WindowBlinds and Multiplicity development teams regarding the problems you're experiencing. -Mike [Stardock Support]
Kissmybumper : Is there a key for wbsrv in your registry at hklm\software\microsoft\windowsnt\current version\winlogon\notify ? I can't remember whether this was included with the trial or not. If you don't see anything here, you could try uninstalling, restarting, reinstalling to see if it shows up.
dstrife : I'm unable to reproduce this here. The shutdown dialog works as expected and the Bar disappears until the shutdown dialog is closed. Rather than use that function, you could try downloading this script: http://sd.stardoc
andyberry : I've contacted the Stardock Central lead developer about this. Thank you, -Mike [Stardock Support]
leth : If you add an app to the Per Application list that was previously crashing on startup, does this start up okay now? When I switch from primary computer to t
reindeer057 : I would suggest performing a clean install of SDC: -Uninstall SDC -Run this: http://sd.stardock.com/mike/apps/clear_cache_sdc.bat -Restart your computer -Reinstall SDC from <A hre
Bender50 : If you're familiar with Process Explorer, that might offer some insight as to what's going on. This application can be found here: http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html You can check the Pr
Keesu : I would suggest first uninstalling and reinstalling. Be sure to grab the version available through Stardock Central: https://www.stardock.com/sdnet_login.asp . -Mike [Stardock Support]
reindeer057 : I would suggest changing your download server: Tools->Settings and under the internet section. Click the 'Refresh XML Data' button and then change the download server under the dropdown listbox. Does this help? -Mike [Stardock Support]
pollyjolly123 : Bichur is correct. Which skins were you using that were not applying as you expected? -Mike [Stardock Support]
Mcor4472 : Could you please copy/paste the information from the System Information section located within the WindowBlinds Configuration window? Which skin do you have loaded? Could you possibly send a screenshot of the problem? -Mike [Stardock Support]
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