rsadecky

rsadecky

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After reading the instructions, I identified the problematic dock item immediately. It was the Pale Moon browser, but the issue was not with the application but with the arguments passed. This is the killer line in the ini file (some values changed for privacy reasons): Args="https://myapp.mydomain.com/sso/auth?site2pstoretoken=v1.4~B598DCD7~387E597D772E7C9C32C0159386E7802F67FC016DD64598F6791A3FA70E7F6F7FC7CA3530F2AACE5F8653FCDA26256DBB98E2B42538F812D4A14A4DA618CD028475F9D07

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It runs fine in the sandbox. I checked the installation history and the only new software installed around the time it started failing was the Microsoft Intune Management Extension installed by our IT department. Everything else were just Windows updates. I cannot remove Intune and I am not sure if any of the Windows updates may have caused it. Do you have any other suggestions to try?

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Thank you, Basj. I tried what you suggested but it didn't help with the problem. Do you want me to upload a fresh crash dump? Please note that when I ran the purge utility for the second time (as I didn't take a screenshot the first time) it showed some syntax errors: Normal 0 <w:ValidateAgainstSchem

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Hello Stardock folks, Last week, my ObjectDock started crashing upon start. I just noticed that it was not running so I attempted to launch it manually, but it never came up. Then I checked the event viewer where I saw that it crashed every time I launched it. I am not aware of any new installs, other than Windows updates. Today I reinstalled it. I got prompted me for the license key, which the software accepted (used my Stardock user id), but it still crashe

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