To try and resolve this issue, try verifying the application through Impulse. To verify the application through Impulse: -Launch Impulse. Right click on the entry for the application and choose "Verify application" -Impulse will check the integrity of the installed application. You should be given feedback as to the state of the installed application. -If errors are found, an update should be made available in Impulse. You'll need to select another
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https://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/purchase.asp
This isn't limited to Comodo either. If anyone is having trouble with WindowBlinds, adding exceptions in security software, or TEMPORARILY disabling it are good troubleshooting steps. Make sure to turn the software back on though if there is no change.
Banned for being the ugliest Barbie doll. Ever.
Not a bad feature request. Sending to WBlinds.
Keep in mind that trial versions of our software are not upgradable to the full versions by entering a product key, and they must be uninstalled and the PC rebooted before installing the full version of any app. Here are the possible options: 1.) Go to https://www.stardock.com/support , enter your e-mail address to have your product info sent to you. 2.) If you have a Stardock.net account, visit the following site and
What skin are you using in that screenshot?
[quote]How do you see if it is warez version or not?[/quote] Wblind.dll 2007/09/27 12:40:20 Wbsrv.dll 2009/03/31 21:02:43 Wbconfig.exe 2007/10/01 18:09:33 Wbload.exe 2007/09/27 16:42:44 Wbhelp.dll 2007/07/11 15:06:07 Wbui.dll &
An oldie but a goodie: http://sd.stardock.com/mike/apps/remove_sdc.bat That'll remove SDC. Reboot after running it.
That's a weird one. We've had false positives in the past of .dlls and what not in the apps themselves, but to detect bitmaps as a threat is unusual. Not really much we could do with them, as it's not detecting part of the app itself, other than report a false positive through the same channels as anyone else. Any report on what it actually detected them as?
[quote]If it's one of my dreams, private message me and I'll see what I can do for you.[/quote] See. Told ya. [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e]
[quote]I don't recommend buying a laptop for gaming, they generally don't have the power and when they do they are far more expensive than a desktop counterpart.[/quote] Ditto. I made the mistake of trying to buy a gaming laptop, only to realize not too long after that I would have to make a similarly large purchase to keep up with the most current games. Although nice for portability, unless you're willing to shell out 1-2 thousand every 18 months for a new machine, I'd
The changes will come with the larger Impulse update in the next few weeks. Trust me, you'll know it when you see it.
I just told them... [e digicons]:grin:[/e] Probably not a bad idea. I'll bring it up to the higher ups.
Everything looks good from the Everest report. Do you have any other software installed that could be messing with DeskScapes? Fences is a big one on XP, as they don't yet really play nice together.
Yes, just e-mail support and we can send you an archive. Just a reminder to you (and all others): We offer this service as a courtesy. Really, you should be making archives of your software through Impulse for backup purposes. Although we have archives available for people, you should not rely on them as a backup.
Windows XP x64 is no longer supported with Stardock's software. DeskScapes limits the ammount of monitors it will display on to 2 at most due to performance concerns. Even this setting is dream specific and not supported on most dreams for Windows XP.
Just to clarify, is this happening every shutdown, or just with a .dream applied?
[quote]Knowing MS .dream files probably cannot be edited in any way.[/quote] .dream files are a Stardock format, not Microsoft. You could probably just contact the maker of the .dream files and ask them for the original video in order to make your own version. As long as it's not a master dream they're selling, most will probably be willing to oblige
No performance settings exist in XP. The performance is tuned automatically based on your hardware.
[quote who="Bebi Bulma" reply="1" id="2098631"]1) Don't think it has a time limit, it's a feature limited trial (only plays the included dreams). 2) You can get the free ones for free, but Master Dreams will need to be purchased.[/quote] What she said. By buying DeskScapes you will get free unlimited downloads fr the first year after you purchase, but after that you'll want to look at purchasing a WinCustomize subscription to continue downloading (or buy more software
Manicgorgo: When did you e-mail support? Can you PM me a ticket number if you still have it? There was a time when DeskScapes was Windows Vista only.
We did do some updates to the site today to fix uploading issues. Should be working OK now.
I have a setup here very similar to your own, and am not able to reproduce this. Are there specific conditions other than what you described that cause this to happen every time?
What exactly is Explorer reporting is crashing it? is there a specific application? If so, usually explorer crashes are a result of a .dll file being loaded improperly, often times due to it being corrupted. An uninstall/reboot/reinstall should be enough to fix it. Impulse is the replacement for Stardock Central. I wouldn't suggest using Stardock Central anymore for updates/installs. [quote who="mickeko" reply="9" id="2115917"] Quoting Lantec, repl